Sentence examples for long relative to from inspiring English sources

Positive values on the PC 2 (13% variance) mainly separate phalanges with a relatively large base, in both mediolateral and dorsopalmar diameters (i.e., with a relatively small shaft and apical tuft), from phalanges that are very long relative to other dimensions (see Figures 2 and 3 and Videos S1, S2, S3, S4, S5).

"Whilst the business has many positives, its journey to scale and acceptable returns will take too long relative to other opportunities," Mr. Clarke said in a statement.

The arm is long relative to the leg, resulting in body proportions that differ dramatically from those of more-modern hominins.

Thus corridors may reduce the chance of species extinction in patches even when the lifespan of the individuals is long relative to the time-scale in question.

The Wide Meandering Wave-Current Flume (WOCF) is designed to model shallow coastal waters, rivers, estuaries, the littoral zone of lakes, and more generally any environment where the horizontal length scales are long relative to the depths.

The analysis is carried out in a fixed frame of reference and gas penetration is modelled as the bubble moves down the tube, which is long relative to its transverse dimension.

This high number made its tail the longest relative to body length of any theropod.

Diversity is reduced at synonymous sites and long introns relative to short introns in D. simulans but only long introns have reduced diversity relative to short introns in D. melanogaster (table 1).

Because of its numerous harbours and fjords, the country has an extremely long coastline relative to its area.

That is a long time relative to my lifetime, and I have lived many moments on this campus, and in this community.

Our memories for aversive or traumatic events are often vivid and long lasting relative to that of non-aversive or neutral experiences.