Sentence examples for a relatively flat level from inspiring English sources

From the histograms of species and generic richness, kalligrammatids were well established and exhibited, as a group, a relatively flat level of diversity from the late Middle Jurassic at 165 Ma to the mid Early Cretaceous at 125 Ma., and are recorded from important Eurasian deposits.

The running trial took place in a local race with fewer than 1000 participants on a relatively flat, sea-level road course which was paired with half-marathoners doing one and marathoners doing two loops on an accurately measured course.

It is estimated that activity began on the seafloor in early November 1963, with a short submarine fissure building within a few days15 from a relatively flat ocean floor at about 130 metres below sea level, to the surface by 14 November.

Spline analysis in girls revealed a relatively flat relationship between 3-PBA exposure levels and ADHD such that increasing pyrethroid metabolite levels did not appreciably increase log-odds of ADHD (Fig.  3).

In only the most reduced dataset (IM reduced dataset 1) for Ci is there a relatively flat distribution of posterior probability for higher migration levels (amplified 10 × in Fig. 5 for clarity).

Monday's second stage is a relatively flat 207.5km race from Vise to Tournai.

Vittoria is a relatively flat area where agriculture rules.

They chose a relatively flat site with few trees.

We shimmied through a relatively flat stretch around Turn 18.

Even a relatively flat organization can have barriers to unleashing their collective intelligence, however.

Chicago lies mainly on a relatively flat glacial plain on what was once the bottom of Lake Chicago (the precursor of Lake Michigan)—averaging between 579 and 600 feet (176 and 183 metres) above sea level.