Sentence examples for development relative to from inspiring English sources

The relative abundance of the mRNA of chitinase variants during the early stage of gonadal development relative to the ripe, developing, and spawning stages may be related to vitellogenesis in female tissues of scallop, Patinopecten yessoensis [43].

He said he also liked Equity Residential, citing what he called its "strong balance sheet, secure dividend, minimal development relative to its size and share buyback program".

Early theoretical models of development equated development with economic growth and industrialization, and theorists saw countries that had not yet achieved these as being at an earlier or lower stage of development relative to Europe and North America.

Figure 1 LS maize yield development relative to 2001 to 2010.

Heterochrony can be defined as change to the timing or rate of development relative to the ancestor.

This region has undergone recent agricultural development relative to the older, well studied landscapes of western Europe.

The paper also examines the reasons for Ontario's advanced legislative and policy framework around Smart Grid development, relative to those of other provinces.

Age estimation in the juvenile skeleton primarily relies on the assessment of the degree of dental and skeletal development relative to full maturity.

Right primer: 5′-CTGCCACTGATCACATTGGT-3′ Ethanol exposure during larval development leads to reduced survival and increased development time relative to unexposed controls, and these phenotypes are, at least in part, due to reduced insulin signaling (McClure et al. 2011).

Michael Rutter, the UK's first professor of child psychology, discovered that the time it took for the children to catch up to their peer group in terms of development, was relative to the amount of time spent in an institution.

For example, Adelman (1994) and Engerman and Sokoloff (1997, 2000) have discussed the high level of inequality in Argentina at the turn of the century, particularly in the agricultural sector and the lack of institutional development, particularly relative to other wealthy nations like the United States or Canada (Solberg 1987).