Sentence examples for acting relatively from inspiring English sources

To the chagrin of some potential buyers, banks seem still to be acting relatively cautiously when doling out credit.

The Iowa native started acting relatively late, supporting himself as an illustrator before finding success as an actor.

Importantly, AC/AE explants were free from skeletal muscle (and neural tissue; Fig. 2; see also [50]), demonstrating that anterior endoderm is not inducing cardiac tissue as a part of general mesoderm induction, but is acting relatively specifically.

H2O2 also evokes Ca2+ signals in endothelial cells, acting relatively directly on redox-sensitive plasma membrane Ca2+ channels to evoke Ca2+ entry (Yoshida et al., 2006; Hecquet et al., 2008).

In order to investigate if sex steroids were acting relatively directly on TRPC5 channels, we performed excised outside-out patch recordings and bath-applied the steroids; that is to the outer membrane surface.

The data suggest that two types of Sig1R ligand (BD1047/BD1063 and 4-IBP) are inhibitors of receptor- or chemically activated calcium entry channels, acting relatively directly and independently of the Sig1R.

Previous reports on the regulation of mycobacterial Tre-6P Sase only referred the activation by polyanions acting at relatively high concentrations [60,62].

The differences observed among closely related species and the identical profiles of X and neo-X chromosomes suggest that strong forces are acting on relatively short periods of time to generate these patterns.

Punching shear may result from a concentrated load or reaction acting on a relatively small area.

Punching shear may be the result of a concentrated load or reaction acting on a relatively small area.

Electron donors and acceptors are required for respiration and heterotrophic microorganisms deliver the electrons, acting as a relatively strong reducing substance to O2, such as glucose.