The phrase "a relatively large rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rate that is larger in comparison to other rates or averages in a specific context.
Example: "The study found that the population growth rate in urban areas is a relatively large rate compared to rural regions."
Alternatives: "a significantly high rate" or "a notably large rate".
In general, an axial-flow fan is suitable for a relatively large rate of flow with a relatively small pressure gain, and a centrifugal fan for a small rate of flow and a large pressure gain.
In addition, analysis using negative exponential fitting indicated that the inferior performance of iv/iv to iv/+ mice was due to a relatively large rate constant of the forgetting function (b) (Figure 6B).
Subsequent studies have demonstrated relatively large rate asymmetry between duplicate genes [ 9- 13].
This is realised by having two primary Teflon lines with a relatively large flow rate (6 l min−1).
However, a relatively large failure rate was also found among those with neither neck nor low back pain (57-61%).
These examples were done with ε = 0.05, which we consider to be a relatively large error rate.
The kinetic curves for the dimer typically come together at long times with that of the monomer, suggesting that the dimer has a relatively large off rate and allowing the protomer to be freed from the dimer and ultimately to undergo the exchange of the monomer (recall that there is 7% monomer in the solution in which the dimer is largely formed).
We believe that a small drop out rate and better overall treatment satisfaction in our study, as opposed to a relatively large drop out rate in the study with exenatide (11), was conditioned by the choice of GLP1 receptor agonist.
The 28 mm THA group had a relatively large baseline step rate and reached steady state at 6 months, whereas the large articulations improved in step rate up to 2 years and reached a similar level.
A comparison is made with other materials showing that for the same plastic CTOD the laser sintering material has a relatively large crack growth rate.
