Sentence examples for a relatively primitive process and from inspiring English sources

For this reason we have mainly focused on a relatively primitive process and tried to fit it to easily measureable parameters, such as granuloma size and bacillary counts in the murine experimental model.

It was determined that each of these mechanisms can be employed using a relatively primitive and restricted set of influences or parasite control signals.

Thus, CD133+ cells represent a relatively primitive and more radioresistant population than CD133− cells within the same bulk cancer cell population, suggesting that radiotherapy would result in uneven cell killing.

And a relatively primitive one at that.

The Asian group is more basal than the American and African groups, and B. yunnanensis is a relatively primitive species, which also suggests that East Asia should be the earliest diversification center.

Japan, after all, had a relatively primitive financial system that relied heavily on a handful of hidebound commercial banks and brokerages.

As for its broadcast applications, we are still in a relatively primitive stage.

However, the translational arm of regenerative design in practice is in a relatively primitive state.

The four-wheel drive system is a relatively primitive part-time setup with a two-speed transfer case.

This association is strongest with CD34+CD38− cells, a relatively primitive haematopoietic stem cell population.

The stone "tool kit" found at Jebel Faya includes relatively primitive hand axes and a collection of stone scrapers and perforators.