Sentence examples for and a relatively lowly from inspiring English sources

Therefore we randomly picked a highly steady-state expressed miRNA and a relatively lowly expressed member of each of the two major categories of differentially expressed miRNAs and profiled their expression by Taqman qRT-PCR.

Labour defend a majority of 7,500 and it ranks a relatively lowly 166th on the Conservatives' target list.

Although you have a master's degree from a top art school, you are seen internally as a relatively lowly (and no doubt extremely competent) admin person.

In a sign of nervousness, the regime made a series of frantic moves aimed at bolstering Bashar, who is only 34: the ruling Ba'ath party nominated him as president, the constitution was changed to allow him to take up the post, and he was promoted from a relatively lowly post to commander in chief of the armed forces.

But those descriptions of him were later debunked, and he was found to have been a relatively lowly operative.

Any such discussions would surely have been routed through senior commanders of al-Qaida, even Bin Laden himself, not a relatively lowly figure who ran a guesthouse and did odd jobs.

Duch, a relatively lowly official, left a meticulous paper trial at S-21 and acknowledged many of his crimes.

The economy sits in a relatively lowly fifth place below immigration, with 23% of respondents citing the former as one of the most important issues facing the country.

This league table places England and Northern Ireland combined at a relatively lowly 15th out of 23 countries listed, though still above wealthy nations such as Germany and Austria.

Which in turn raises the question, how can a relatively lowly employee of a tiny plumbing company contemplate buying up a concern with the prospect of turning over more than $250,000 a year?

On July 14th there was a deadly suicide-attack at his funeral.In the realm of Afghan politics Mr Karzai's position of provincial council chief is a relatively lowly one.