Sentence examples for be relatively large compared from inspiring English sources
The cases either with T max = 40 C or t f ≤ 14 h were excluded as their E idx values were found to be relatively large compared with those from higher T max and t f values (see Table 5).
However the proportion of women without children appears to be relatively large compared to the proportion of women who gave birth to one or more children.
Because of its accuracy, the steps taken by the Bulirsch-Stoer method can be relatively large compared to other numerical solvers.
Therefore, during an isometric contraction, where most of the tendon slack has already been taken up, the twitch torque increment will be relatively large compared to the twitch torque at rest (Belanger and McComas 1981).
Although such doses may be relatively large compared to human exposure levels, the relevant experimental studies provided valuable insights into the potential of EDs to act together at low doses.
Since the mesothelial hydraulic permeability (LI) should be relatively large compared to the normal small lymph flow, to a first approximation JI = 0 and, from eq. (6), the peritoneal (ΠA) and the "intestinal" (ΠI) colloid osmotic pressures are equal: (8) Π A ≈ Π I The peritoneal lymph drainage removes fluid in bulk, with no sieving of the peritoneal protein concentration [ 19, 20].
Edge tectonics will happen more easily when the plate is small because, in general, the boundary of the plate will be relatively larger compared with its surface area as the plate size shrinks.
Ireland had the misfortune of having a banking system that was relatively large compared to the size of the country, and of having presided over one of the most speculative property booms.
The UK state is "relatively large compared to the overall size of the economy" says Mike Jakeman, of the Economic Intelligence Unit.
