Sentence examples for extended relatively from inspiring English sources

Legislation already exists to ban the reselling of tickets for the London Olympics, and Ms Hodgson believes that could be extended relatively easily.

In this contribution, we make use of the fact that the elastic homogenization can be extended relatively easy to the plastic case (He and Feng, 2012), which is interesting for bilayer metallic structures.

In the latter analysis without normalization these peaks were more extended, relatively lower, and slower evolving positions surpass faster ones at deeper time-scales (for example, CAD 1st codon position shows higher PI at 95 Ma than 3rd codon positions of all mitochondrial protein-coding genes).

Coiled-coil motifs have been increasingly identified within a wide range of proteins and are believed to perform a variety of roles delivered by extended, relatively rigid structures (reviewed in Lupas, 1996).

This surplus, in some vintages, extends relatively far up the price and quality scales.

The result extends relatively easily to row-finite graphs (see [26, Theorem 4.3]), with the proviso that Q K ( E ) need not be unital in that generality.

extremely low-resistivity region, shown as C2 in Figure 6, reaches approximately 1 km near the surface of this area, extending relatively deeper beneath Cing-tian-gang.

This algorithm was capable of replenishing fissures that extend relatively deep into the SMS.

It extends relatively far into the articulation membranes, anteriorly and posteriorly.

Furthermore, pipe testing could be extended to relatively large horizontal movements of up to 5 pipe diameter.

At the extreme, this might result in a paper consisting mainly of a 'mosaic' of quotations from the already existing scientific literature, which are linked and extended by relatively few sentences comprising new data or ideas.