Sentence examples for evidence relatively from inspiring English sources

Those genotypes may deserve further consideration, owing to accumulating evidence (relatively precise estimates) and their classification among the 10 most oncogenic genotypes after HPV-16 in our meta-analyses.

Combined with the previous cytogenetic evidence, relatively large population size of the StY genome Roegneria species and the failure to discover the diploid Y-genome donor, it can be concluded that the StY genome species might serve as a direct donor of the StYH, StYP and StYW genome species during the allohexaploid speciation.

While the deleterious effects of reactive astrocytes and their associated glial scar after CNS injury are well established (Sofroniew, 2009), their beneficial roles have only been evidenced relatively recently (White & Jakeman, 2008).

In sum, the early findings provided some evidence that relatively less disadvantaged children/ families benefited and relatively more disadvantaged children/families were adversely affected by SSLPs.

His 100-point scale, while admirable in its effort to weigh contradictory evidence, seems relatively arbitrary.

For example, there is evidence for relatively wet conditions in what is now the Sahara Desert.

Living in a place with high vehicle exhaust may make asthma worse, but the evidence is "relatively weak," the researchers report.

Granted, Mr Campbell's evidence added relatively little to the known facts about British policymaking and statecraft in the war against Saddam Hussein.

Evidence from relatively recently discovered fossil and living taxa indicates that the Maxillopoda quite possibly include two natural lineages stemming from a common ancestor in the Cambrian.

The analysis provides genetic witness that these communities have, to a remarkable extent, retained their biological identity separate from their host populations, evidence of relatively little intermarriage or conversion into Judaism over the centuries.

However, the combined evidence suggests relatively close spatial proximity within a fragmenting and increasingly arid environment.