Sentence examples for consequently relatively from inspiring English sources

The eigenvalue solver is of a local nature and is consequently relatively inexpensive to run.

They are displayed inside out, showing surfaces never intended to be seen and consequently relatively free of the dirt and wear and tear that is quite apparent on the reverse.

The relation between Visualization and surgical proficiency is consequently relatively well charted.

Selection on competitive ability would therefore be relatively rare and consequently relatively weak (Van Dyken and Wade 2010).

A dependent hypothesis states that global protist species richness is consequently relatively low, as opportunities for allopatric divergence are limited or absent, and that the local to global species ratio is high, theoretically approaching 1 [ 5].

Thus, these two regions are clearly among world leaders in research in this field, but because of their relatively small populations (and consequently relatively small GDPs) their absolute number of publications is small.

This finding suggests the relative preservation of β-cell function with counter-regulatory hormone responses and, consequently, a relatively lower prevalence of impaired hypoglycemia awareness in type 2 diabetes (8).

The US has very low levels of tax as a proportion of GDP and consequently a relatively small government sector.

A higher entrainment ratio requires more suction flow mass and costs more energy, and consequently, introduces relatively limited pressure lift.

Temperatures, consequently, are relatively low: Lima has an average annual temperature of 64 °F (18 °C), ranging from about 72 °F (22 °C) in February to about 59 °F (15 °C) in August.

The continual development of this type of valves has allowed for significant reduction of the flow resistance through the channels and consequently for relatively high flow range.