Sentence examples for be relatively distant from from inspiring English sources
However, the most suitable mouse strain for the biological model may be relatively distant from the standard mouse reference genome.
HANDS also caters for the scenario where one diploid progenitor may be relatively distant from the corresponding genome in the polyploid.
Det_2 could be a very ancient paralog, or it may have come from a LGT donor that happens to be relatively distant from any of the homologs included in Figure 6.
Nevertheless, HANDS still assigns bases with great accuracy (~94%) to the B subgenome, because it caters for the scenario where one progenitor may be relatively distant from the corresponding polyploid subgenome when assigning bases (see above).
Four clusters 13-166) appeared to be relatively distant from each other compared to two homogeneous sets of clusters (clusters 1-8, 1341 up-regulated genes; clusters 9-12, 565 down-regulated genes).
West Street is relatively distant from mass transportation, and traffic noise is often intense, Marlene Hartstein, a sales broker with Ashforth Warburg, noted.
But extortion has now spread to many parts of Mexico that had been relatively distant from the drug wars, according to a study by Eduardo Guerrero, a security analyst at Lantia Consultores, a Mexico City consulting firm.
Hypocenters for the events in these clusters were relatively distant from the mainshock fault plane.
I asked them whether Uber had ever considered making this a paid offering, even though it's relatively distant from their core business, given its capabilities.
The slip rate was 0.5 mm/year, which did not affect the surface displacement rate significantly because the fault was relatively distant from the GNSS stations.
