Sentence examples for comparatively fit from inspiring English sources

Nine gene deletions including rad52 Δ, bre1 Δ, and pol32 Δ, behaved liked rad50 Δ and xrs2 Δ mutants and were unfit in all contexts, whereas rad57 Δ, smi1 Δ and lea1 Δ differed because they were comparatively fit in combination with cdc13 -1.

This has been shown in the comparatively fit, 2 those with cardiac failure, 3 the sedentary 4 and in the patients with obesity.

Because it showed comparatively good fit to the data (explained variance = 80.3 %), a 3PCA model with three components in the person-mode, two in the symptom-mode and two in the time-mode was selected (3,2,2).

Since model M7 is nested within model M8, a LRT with two degrees of freedom was used to determine whether M8 provides a comparatively better fit than M8, and thus whether positively selected sites occur along the sequence.

We can query directly against the metadata, so the queries are comparatively fast and indexes fit in the RAM or at least on the local disk of a standard PC.

That is the best description of who we are and how we fit in until comparatively recently, that can be found.

This scenario seems to fit the comparatively poor Boer results at this study location.

Aside from anything else, the figures fit with the comparatively low number of zero days found used in the wild in general.

A comparatively large group did not fit in our theory.

A comparatively smaller percentage (16.7 %) was not fit for irrigation, whereas 65 samples were good for irrigation.

Freud had comparatively little to say about nightmares, which didn't fit his theories particularly well.