Sentence examples for a relative long from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to observe that the gap has an almost constant width for a relative long path.

However, there is little data available for tracing the trajectory of DIN flux in the basin over a relative long period.

Under the designed heating cycle, LAM of mullite is shown to be successful with a relative long tool life of carbide tools and good surface integrity.

Although the RDL needs a relative long computation time in the pre-training, the simulation results verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed RDL for REG framework.

Results obtained shows that pig gut microbiota need a relative long time to adapt after a change of diet that could last up to 6 weeks.

In the U.K. there is also a relative long tradition in the use of Pay-for-Performance (P4P) schemes, but little is known about the sorting and retention effects they might produce (Lazear [9]).

These petroleum toxic substances have a relative long-term environmental impact, and generally are difficult to be degraded by micro-organisms in water, while easy to be absorbed by organisms.

Recently, gene therapy, the use of DNA as a pharmaceutical agent, has been extensively studied in a broad range of diseases including tumors, which can achieve a relative long-term stable expression of therapeutic proteins [13 16].

Our data suggested that the C. butyricum combined with B. infantis could help to restore the colon mucosa successfully in a relative long-term course.

The predominant bacteria and the tissue architecture that were broken down by antibiotics were almost restored after a relative long-term probiotic mixture treatment.

(Already, at least one family, which was preparing to submit DNA samples to Sheriff Dart's office, has its answer: a man relatives long believed to be a victim of Mr. Gacy turned up alive and well in South Florida).