Sentence examples for a relatively smaller extent from inspiring English sources

Surface roughness was found to have increased to a relatively smaller extent with lesser number of valleys or peaks.

Rather, by quantifying the extent of inequality in chronic conditions in different age groups we were able to show that the burden of disease is greater among individuals in lower income households, a finding which holds true even into older age, albeit to a relatively smaller extent.

Such commodities are therefore traded to a relatively small extent on world markets.

We found that whilst industrial areas, airport and mixed land covered a relatively large area, parks and other functional green spaces had a relatively small extent.

Nowadays the Afghan army and police are an impressive body of men (and to a relatively small extent, of women), who have been thoroughly trained and show a real pride in themselves.

It is absent, or present to a relatively small extent, in patients with non-comorbid depressive disorders and in emotionally distressed patients without any anxiety or depressive disorder.

In contrast to the effect of knocking down ER, the basal level of RARα1 did not appreciably decrease due to tamoxifen treatment; the basal levels of RARs -β and -γ also only decreased by a relatively small extent due to tamoxifen treatment.

Al-Nafūd fills an irregular basin surrounded by hills, ridges, and buttes (isolated flat-topped hills rising abruptly from the surrounding land) or mesas (table-topped plateaus of relatively small extent with steep rock walls).

Scanning electron microscopy images illustrate the relatively small extent of damage from laser cutting.

Most users probably stay within this relatively small extent of technology modification that primarily helps to adjust and optimize the technological system to the specific (local) requirements.

We were surprised by the dramatic contrast between the major cytopathic effects following MPV or VAC infection and the relatively small extent and magnitude of the changes in transcript profiles, particularly the virtually complete absence of host transcripts induced by infection, in these mortally-infected cells.