Sentence examples for changes in comparatively from inspiring English sources

When responses of multiple arthropod taxa were reported (10 studies), we used the response ratio averaged over all taxa so that changes in comparatively species-poor taxa (e.g. butterflies) would not be overshadowed by changes in species-rich taxa (e.g. beetles).

Such changes have occurred in comparatively recent times, especially since 1750.

By that time, the cold fear of the financial crisis was cordoned off in the near-distant past, replaced by a dawning recognition that the ensuing changes in business — the comparatively trifling risk limits, the dwindling bonuses, the elevated stress levels — might actually be permanent.

The mutants AM 4, AM 5, AM 7 and AM 8 showed comparatively smaller changes in these biochemical components when compared to the results for mutants AM 9 and AM 10.

Because of the predicted pleiotropy of DNA-binding domain specificity changes, it was argued that such changes (in trans) should be comparatively rare relative to changes in the modular DNA binding sites (in cis [ 18]).

The exclusion of extracapsular fractures from our study cohorts may explain the comparatively smaller changes in haemoglobin levels postoperatively.

The most dramatic changes in fluvial architecture, which were comparatively short-lived, were provoked by intermittent pyroclastic deposition on the floodplain.

This is exacerbated by significant, comparatively rapid, changes in plan forms: a feature of house design since the inter-war years of the last century.

In this paper, we comparatively evaluate changes in the positive and the negative ecological elements of Shenzhen's coastal zone in the rapid urbanization process to understand impacts of human activities.

This may be a result of the comparatively small changes in gene expression levels in this category.

The fact that CDKN1C is an imprinted gene makes it a more attractive target as its imprinted status provides an additional layer of developmental regulation and implies that comparatively small changes in expression in embryonic-like cells are likely to have potent effects on cell proliferation and differentiation [40].