Sentence examples for grew relatively from inspiring English sources

A key question in cell-size homeostasis is how growth rate relates to cell volume: the initial variability caused by unequal divisions could be either amplified by exponential growth (i.e., if cells have the same relative growth rate regardless of size) or reduced, if larger cells grew relatively less [ 15].

The chicks grew relatively normal wings despite the thalidomide.

East Asian nations grew relatively quickly, but in the other regions, living standards declined.

Before the company grew relatively flush from investors' cash and hundreds of thousands of customers on more than 5,000 campuses, it had to resort to creative bootstrapping.

Thus, the population of New France grew relatively slowly, rising from an estimated 200 residents in 1642 to perhaps 2,500 by 1663.

Large public ballrooms flourished in the 1930s and '40s, especially in Britain and North America, while private dances grew relatively infrequent.

Personal income, excluding capital gains, has grown relatively smoothly by comparison.

Other regions where venture capital is growing relatively quickly include Seattle, Los Angeles and the Washington metro area.

Georgetown's researchers expect health employment to grow relatively slowly in the north-east.

"Business is growing relatively slowly for us in China," said Tom Shepard, the executive vice president of global sponsorships for Visa.

Under certain conditions plantations can grow relatively fast, thus absorbing CO2 at higher rates than natural forests.