Sentence examples for fall relatively from inspiring English sources

The proportion of smokers used to be so high that it was only natural as the evidence grew about the risks the numbers would fall relatively quickly.

The projection of the scores of the known marbles onto the space of the two significant components is reported in Figure 2.It is evident from the figure that most of the samples of known origin fall relatively close to one another in the scores plot, which suggests that they have similar characteristics.

On their last vocal album, 2004's To The Five Boroughs, they dropped all the musicianly stuff and made a simple, straight-ahead rap album that was their first to fall relatively flat.

In these circumstances older castles could frequently remain viable defensive features, although the siege of Cahir Castle in 1599 and the attack on Dunyvaig Castle on Islay in 1614 proved that if artillery could be brought to bear, previously impregnable castle walls might fall relatively quickly.

However, there does seem to be limited specificity in that CG3632 and Ptp99A enhance drk and Sos, genes that fall relatively upstream in the KEGG-annotated Ras pathway, while CG7115 and Pdp knockdowns most strongly enhance the relatively downstream pathway knockdown Ras85D.

The pollution drifts across the country with prevailing winds but falls relatively near home.

It drew a groan from the fans, who fell relatively silent.

The rate has been falling relatively steadily since the early 1990s, and is now just over half the level it was in 1991.

As, feeling the fatigue of his day's adventures, he fell relatively silent, his companions lapsed into local talk — the newest mayoral scandal in Alton, the hopeless condition of the downtown, the misfortunes (illnesses, business misjudgments, ill-advised second marriages) of mutual friends.

But as the votes were counted in the decisive swing states, particularly the three biggest of Pennsylvania, Florida and Ohio, Mr Bush's victory began to look certain.The first of the big three to be called by analysts was Pennsylvania, which fell relatively comfortably to Mr Kerry, as pre-election polls showed it might.

During the past few decades, dividend yields have fallen relatively steadily in most economies, to the low single digits.