Sentence examples for is relatively random from inspiring English sources

Extrapolation of the results of a few flow tests into an entire reservoir for simulation purposes assumes that wettability does not change much over most of the reservoir and that the porous microstructure is relatively random and homogeneous.

This is because the recall of FPKM is generally very high, much higher than those of the baseline algorithms, as the baseline algorithms do not consider overlaps and thus the assignment for the nodes in the overlapped region is relatively random.

Once activated, transposition is relatively random, requiring only a target TA dinucleotide integration site and exhibiting some bias toward "jumping" in cis, i.e., within the same chromosome (Keng et al. 2005; Carlson et al. 2003; Horie et al. 2003).

The distribution by type of site (contact, social, sex on site) suggest that MSM activity is relatively random by area with no focus, and that Dar es Salaam is probably at the second stage of development of gay community in Ross et al's staging model.

On social media, however, streams are relatively random in what they offer, as are links on sites that feed to media partners.

Whales, bats and some primates show syntax in their vocalizations, but nobody really expected such sophistication from the hyrax, and it was thought that the selection of sounds in the songs were relatively random.

The C statistics for the propensity score model were 0.61 and 0.68, respectively, suggesting that the use of angiotensin receptor blocker was relatively random and would make the analysis more reliable (Hosmer-Lemeshow goodness of fit, P=0.42 and P=0.76, respectively).

Between these two strongly positioned nucleosomes, nucleosomal organization in P. falciparum genes appears to be relatively random, in contrast to the evenly spaced arrays of nucleosomes observed inside genes of other eukaryotes.

This suggests that the differences seen on an individual gene level are relatively random, and cancel one another out when looking at the signature as a whole, which represents a correlation of the log10 ratios of all 70 genes and averages of measurements from three replicate features for each gene.

Moreover, Figure 4e shows that the arrangement of lattice fringes of the ZGO layer is relatively more random than that in Figure 4c,d.

Strengths of the study are the collection of data from licensed massage therapists practicing in geographically separated parts of the country where CAM use is relatively common, random sampling of providers from state licensing lists, relatively high response rates, and large sample sizes.