Sentence examples for comparatively stationary from inspiring English sources
The third is in intraplate (mid-plate) situations where a (mantle) plume has penetrated through the lithosphere to create a hotspot, which is comparatively stationary relative to the movement of the lithospheric plate.
The ear is already comparatively more advantageous than the wrist; it's relatively stationary, which means that it's a lot easier to measure vitals effectively.
However, in R2 this process took much longer and the gene expression was maintained at comparatively higher levels after entering stationary phase.
However, in reactor R2 this took much longer and gene expression was maintained at comparatively higher levels after entering stationary phase.
In the sleep state, a non-stationary wave generates with comparatively higher peaks is known as K-complex.
In these cells, small drops of neutral lipids were seen dispersed throughout the cytoplasm, while cells with no myoinositol addition in the media were comparatively poor in terms of neutral LC during the lag stationary phase and showed limited number of small lipid bodies in the cells.
Comparatively, the expression of most of these genes decreased slightly after entering the stationary phase, down-regulated by 2- to 4-fold.
Comparatively, the EMD method can adaptively determine the specific shape of the nonlinear and non-stationary trend of series by considering statistical significance, so it can be an effective alternative for trend identification of hydrological time series.
In this paper, two types of recurrent neural network (RNN) are comparatively developed and exploited for the online solution of the well-known Lyapunov matrix equation with the stationary and nonstationary coefficients.
