Sentence examples for a further relative from inspiring English sources

A further relative comparison among them reveals that the OQAM and FMT schemes can outperform the others.

Applying the hierarchical modelling scheme to this CNN results in a further relative phone error rate reduction of 5.5%%.

A further relative was recruited from the TAU group and so had not had an opportunity to be involved.

A further relative increase in resistance was induced by all mutant NAMPTs with the order of induced resistance being H191R>D93del>Q388R/K342R.

In order to better investigate this result, a further relative quantification of LjXIP1 transcripts was performed through One-Step qRT-PCR on RNA extracted from microdissected cells.

It was also assumed that benchmarking could improve the level of SBP control by a further relative 32% (from 23.2 to 30.6%).

Compared to the relative oil content in dgat1 alone (75% of WT), there is only a 5% further relative decrease in dgat1/lpcat1 oil (70% of WT) which suggests that LPCAT2 is the major determinant and can almost fully compensate for the loss of LPCAT1.

We note that there was a 20 30% further relative reduction in elements containing DR2 motifs within 1 kb of known 5' ends of genes compared to the general distribution of Alu elements, suggestive of a selection pressure against the presence of promoter-proximal Alu-DR2 sequences.

His nine brothers had sired a total of thirty-three more children, his nephews and nieces, who had inflicted upon him no fewer than a hundred and eleven further relatives.

Second, there are large assumed cuts in discretionary spending relative to current policy — again, CBO: That combination of other mandatory and discretionary spending was specified to decline from 12 percent of GDP in 2010 to about 6 percent in 2021 and then move in line with the GDP price deflator beginning in 2022, which would generate a further decline relative to GDP.

That combination of other mandatory and discretionary spending was specified to decline from 12 percent of GDP in 2010 to about 6 percent in 2021 and then move in line with the GDP price deflator beginning in 2022, which would generate a further decline relative to GDP.