Sentence examples for because of relatively small from inspiring English sources

Some sectors, such as buildings and transportation, tend to be slow to respond to a carbon tax because of relatively small tax-induced changes in prices, slow stock turnover, and other nonprice barriers.

Despite strong evidence for heritability, genome-wide association studies have had little success in identification of risk loci associated with epilepsy, probably because of relatively small sample sizes and insufficient power.

Wave energy does not effectively dissipate in the larger Br,0/f case in the subsonic region because of relatively small nonlinearity, and more energy remains in the supersonic region.

Considering these two aspects, we employed 0.10 × 1011 electrons/m3 as the constraint strength because of relatively small smear and the discrepancy between the assumed and the recovered amplitudes.

The season was above average most likely because of relatively small amounts of dust within the Saharan Air Layer.

The chi-square test (not shown) for the differences in mortality rates between tested and untested in Table 2, does not attain significance in individual age groups (because of relatively small numbers), however, for both sexes combined, and for males and females of all ages (except for males aged 35 44) the mortality rates in the untested group are higher than in the tested group.

Because of relatively smaller cross section of the FGT tubes in the bottom side, compression load results in higher stress rates at this side and deformation of all FGT specimens start from the bottom by inversion of tubes.

The sample size in this study is skewed in favour of nurses and doctors because of relatively smaller number of other female healthcare professionals in the Institution.

Because of this, and also because of the relatively small amount of tissue analysed per case in the TMA format, we chose two forms of validation.

However, for some aspects of the study (as indicated in tables and figures), we used a threshold of 0.10 because of the relatively small size of the groups.

We could examine only a limited number of time periods simultaneously because of the relatively small number of repeated responses per subject (maximum of five per season).