Sentence examples for even a relatively lower from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that even a relatively lower non-recovery rate may be of practical significance in a public health perspective because the number of the affected children in the melamine contamination event was huge.

Therefore, it is evident that even for a relatively lower surface area (95 m2/g compared to 250 MgOg), MgO can have a better CO2 uptake at a higher temperature (here, 300 375 °C) and higher CO2 pressure (10 50 bars).

These assumptions were physiologically reasonable and more importantly the increased instant ratio could explain the increased hourly UOP during the seconds 24 hours compared with that of initial 24 hours, even though a relatively lower infusion rate was administrated.

Ataguba and McIntyre [ 40, 41] and McIntyre et al. [ 35] have recently concluded that in general the distribution of health benefits (in both the public and the private sectors) are not only pro-rich, but also not in line with the need for health care; richer groups receive a far greater share of service benefits even though they carry a relatively lower share of the illness burden.

Even when the noise is uniform, the impact of the noise will be more visible in image regions with a relatively lower JND.

This comparison holds true even when ontogenetic variation is taken into consideration, as the premaxillary tips of both juvenile and adult specimens of Hamipterus tianshanensis present a relatively lower rostrum11.

It's in the south, which means a relatively lower cost of living and warmer weather.

Hotter color indicates a relatively higher speed, and cooler color indicates a relatively lower speed.

A second-story location that commands a relatively lower rent is another asset.

A relatively lower value signifies a better connected void network.

In contrast, TRPV4 showed a relatively lower expression.