Sentence examples for has recorded relatively from inspiring English sources

Still, in a year when incumbents and Democrats are considered particularly vulnerable, Ms. Gillibrand has recorded relatively low approval ratings in recent polls.

However, males have recorded relatively lower median age of death, lower survival to old ages, and comparatively lower rate of growth compared to females in Kerala.

The Rolling Stones, for example, have recorded new music relatively infrequently in recent years.

Relatively few studies have recorded time series of demographic changes in populations exposed to stress (Perron et al. 2007, 2008; Bell and Gonzalez 2009, 2011; Samani and Bell 2010; Ramsayer et al. 2013), with only a subset linking these data to a model to quantify the rescue process.

The presence of dispersed ash in the marine record has previously been relatively overlooked as it is difficult to identify petrographically due to its commonly extremely fine grain size (Rose et al. 2003, and references therein) and/or alteration to authigenic clay (Sigurdsson et al. 1997; Plank et al. 2000).

Conversely, M. griseorufus has been recorded from relatively few locations within a narrow range in the southwest of the island in the recent past [ 21, 24].

As a consequence of the perceived and real benefits of obtaining a university degree, completion rates have been recorded at a relatively high level of 80%%, along with an improving trend (ACER 2011).

The species has been recorded in Finland and Sweden and is relatively common in some areas.

The site where the highest grain yield was recorded had relatively higher available P and total N contents (data not shown) compared to the other four sites.

It is hard to pinpoint exactly why our record has been relatively poor against Ireland.

"If you take the financial stocks out of the equation, and look at the rest of the market — the dividend record has been relatively good," Mr. Kotok said.