Sentence examples for accumulated relatively from inspiring English sources

In this case, we might expect dN/dS ratios to be higher (closer to one) in most parasitic plants when compared to their non-parasitic relatives, as they would have accumulated relatively more nonsynonymous substitutions during the parasitic part of their evolutionary history.

If relative fraction of initial and final phosphorus in different tissues is compared, flowers accumulated relatively more concentration, and it would result in recirculation of phosphate in the form of organic phosphate (OP) with the fall of flowers into the wetland system.

However, when the culture was monitored for Y x/s, the value of control samples were significantly higher than that of other systems, demonstrating that the control was mostly attributed to vegetative growth during this stage, and accumulated relatively high biomass.

For the past 34 years, this hospital has accumulated relatively large cases of ectopic thyroid.

Even combining all the genomes sequenced for a given strain, we accumulated relatively few base changes for each strain and could not universally predict mutation biases.

Secondly, the RdRP and antisense model have an additional third cluster in which a high number of silenced TEs has accumulated relatively to the number of active TEs.

They also accumulate relatively little debt, so they don't pay much in the way of interest; many states are required by law to balance their budgets, or routinely do so as a matter of custom.

The system tends to favor Labour because that party wins many districts with small margins, while Conservative candidates tend to win seats in landslides, meaning votes are wasted; the Liberal Democrats, meanwhile tend to run second in many regions, accumulating relatively large vote totals but fewer seats.

ATP is generally degraded to IMP and accumulates relatively quickly in fish muscle (Srirangsan et al. 2010).

We review the options for reducing Cd content of plants, with emphasis on tobacco, a plant that can accumulate relatively high levels of this metal in its leaves.

Indeed, tobacco can accumulate relatively high concentrations of cadmium in its leaves [ 49].