Sentence examples for a relatively small rate from inspiring English sources

We found that the slow deactivation of α3β2γ2-mediated currents is associated with a relatively small rate and extent of apparent desensitization.

Although PTEN mutations are found in approximately 50% of adult HGG, predominantly GBM, a relatively small rate of mutation was found in childhood gliomas [ 25, 53, 54].

However, this relatively small rate difference is enough that in a cell line where death is faster than slippage, >90% of cells die during mitotic arrest (HeLa), while in a cell line where slippage is faster than death, <10% of cells die (MCF7 and A549).

Moreover, even relatively small rate variations can be detected if supported by a sufficient number of data sets.

But how could what were, in the end, relatively small rate hikes have done large damage?

The results show that if the length of the initial occupying area is longer than a critical size for the predators or the length of the initial occupying area is shorter than a critical size, but the moving coefficient of free boundary is relatively big, then the spreading of predators always happens under relatively small rate of death for the predator.

This might have been caused by the relatively small rate of converting ALA to EPA and DHA, which was suggested in a previous study in healthy adults (Pawlosky et al, 2001).

The exceptions, carbaryl and malathion (8% and 9%, respectively), can be explained with the fixed uptake rate constant for carbaryl and the zero elimination rate (leading to a relatively small uptake rate) for malathion.

Even with measurements made on a relatively small strain rate range (smaller than 1 decade), we highlighted how much the necking phenomenon depends on the strain rate.

The pressure to produce lots of pages quickly, in a situation that offered little prestige and relatively small rates for the skills involved, took its toll.

Moreover, IGP can reconstruct signal accurately with a relatively small measurement rate.