Sentence examples for and relative development from inspiring English sources

Symmetry, number and relative development of tissue layers, presence and nature of body cavities, and several aspects of early development define these fundamental modes of organization.

The wide variety of adaptations that primates have made to life in trees and on the ground are reflected in their limb proportions and relative development of muscles.

Figure 9 relates all these documents and events to the population and car number development (on the left side Y-axis) and to the relative development of the consumed transport energy and the GDP per head development (on the right side Y-axis) for the period 1900 to 2015.

Figure 2 below is a graphic overview on trends and their positive (right side) or negative (left side) development and the respective relative development in each scenario compared to current levels are depicted.

The relative abundance of Al + Fe P could be as a result of the presence of variable Al and Fe contents in soils at various stages of relative development and their reaction with soil P. The range of Al + Fe P found in these soils is comparable to other Ethiopian soils reported by Solomon and Lehmann [29] and Piccolo and Huluka [19].

One doesn't have to get into the historical timeline of who invented the car or the relative development of freeways and the Autobahn (and its uses) to be baffled.

We do however ask for the relative development of margin and output versus the competition in our survey.

There is typically an asymmetry in the relative development of medial and lateral grooves in any individual ungual.

The policies it pursued resulted in the relative development of the north and the absolute underdevelopment of the south.

"What we need to find now are additional specimens that show this structure, and perhaps by comparing their sizes or relative development, we might get an idea of their sex," Bell said.

Two features make DGAM an insightful case for the purposes of this study: air pollution levels and relative economic development.