Sentence examples for because it requires relatively from inspiring English sources

We chose the EPR assay because it requires relatively little material, its costs are relatively low, and it has been used in other large air pollution studies (e.g., Künzli et al. 2006).

The DCB test is widely used because it requires relatively simple specimens and it has well defined testing procedures.

Buffalograss is often considered an ideal low input turfgrass species because it requires relatively less irrigation, fertility, and pesticide inputs to maintain an acceptable level of turfgrass quality compared to more commonly used turfgrass species [ 1].

This model is also especially well suited for low-resource settings because it requires relatively little infrastructure and resources to implement compared to alternative model, such as center-based interventions.

This is because bone-based patient positioning leads to tumor misalignment between treatment planning CT images and pretreatment CBCT images, and it requires relatively larger safety margins because of the large interfractional baseline shifts and the deformity of the tumor [ 14– 17].

Thus, it requires relatively little computation (hence battery power).

Clark and Watson (1995) consider that "unfortunately, many test developers are hesitant to use factor analysis, either because it requires a relatively large number of respondents or because it involves several perplexing decisions" (p. 17).

There are several different options within that category but a low cost franchise is usually a good option for a first time franchise owner because it requires a relatively small amount of risk and offers good experience for someone that is prepared to learn what it takes to run a small business franchise.

Punitive segregation costs less per prisoner than less restrictive prison blocks because it requires fewer officers and relatively less space for programs and activities.

This use of plebiscites, however, is relatively rare, because it requires the prior agreement of the governments involved on an issue that is usually very contentious.

Mr. Murdoch said the costs of producing The Daily would be around $500,000 a week, relatively low because it requires none of the machinery needed to produce and distribute a printed news product.