Sentence examples for indicating a relative from inspiring English sources

Samples surveyed from Paradise were polymorphic at 77.8% of loci; and, while heterozygote frequency over all loci was relatively low (0.28), genotypic diversity was high (0.52), indicating a relative abundance of unique genotypes compared to other populations sampled.

Photoluminescence measurements show decreasing Vis:UV emission, indicating a relative decrease of deep-level defects, and thus an improvement in crystal quality of the ZnO NR induced by the IGN step.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy showed that as the exposure time increased (from 0to4848 h), the oxygen-containing functional groups of the GO decreased by ∼60%, indicating a relative chemical reduction of the sheets by interaction with the bacteria.

There were no significant findings indicating a relative of someone with migraine developing MDD without also having migraine.

However, the ratio target to competing species showed a very strongly significant (p < 0.001) increase (from 0.07 to 0.12), indicating a relative increase of target species.

The Bernard parameter (i.e. C1/(C2 + C3), [27]) varies between 1708 at 900 mbsf and 92 at 1998.2 mbsf, indicating a relative increase in thermogenic components downhole.

In contrast, the relatively flat curves for etoricoxib indicate a relative lack of available evidence.

Robustness analysis indicated a relative low oxygen level (1.21 mmol/gDW/h) would improve glutamate production rate.

Larger animals need larger brains to function, but additional grey matter beyond that is likely to indicate a relative increase in brain function, be it intelligence or a specialisation in sensory data (e.g. great vision) or something else.

The word "super" has a Latin etymology: it means "over, above", and indicates a relative, non-absolute position (to be over entails necessarily that someone or something is below).

The results are heartening, in the sense that they indicate a relative lack of impact – which is in part a credit to the mostly unsung work of the moderators of comment threads.