Sentence examples for enforced a relatively from inspiring English sources

The dynamic nature of the largely riverine and geologically active Central American landscape relative to the East African Great Lakes could have enforced a relatively slow fuse on the explosive diversification rate of CA Heroines.

In that book, Fukuyama suggests that "market-based authoritarians" might have an economic advantage over democracies, because "they are able to enforce a relatively high degree of social discipline on their populations" while still encouraging innovation.

Setting a threshold for FC to 1.5 and enforcing a relatively stringent FDR (< 0.01), for 688 genes both probes presented a significant q value.

The Saudi Arabian kingdom enforces a relatively conservative dress code in public spaces across most parts of the country (particularly in Riyadh), which for women requires wearing a full-length black robe, known as an abaya, and a cover for their hair.

Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.

Then wartime austerity enforced a salutary simplicity.

The police enforced a nightly curfew.

Both filtering levels enforced a >1% minor allele frequency.

Tobacco control policies are enforced at relatively low levels in West-African countries.

The age of the first cigarette clearly shows that legislation that attempts to control cigarette availability is either not fully enforced or relatively ineffective.

One can only imagine how the authorities will attempt to enforce a 100% sign up to the new scheme, even a relatively small number of people failing (or refusing) to register for the card could render the whole system unworkable.