Sentence examples for may use relatively from inspiring English sources
Site 1 may use relatively more physician time, while site 2 may use relatively more nurse time.
Such an adsorption processes may use relatively expensive adsorbent material and will operate at high pressure, so the capital investment may be high.
Based on these results, we proposed that a possible strategy for SYW cells to survive under high copper condition was to slow down de novo protein synthesis and employ oxidative protection to eliminate the ROS damage caused by copper treatment, while SYW cells may use relatively active signal transduction and response systems to adjust its metabolism to adapt the changing environments.
Establishing the age of the anthrax that killed five people has strengthened the theory that the person behind the mailings has a direct and current connection to a microbiology laboratory and may have used relatively new equipment.
The size of the limits of agreement in the Bland and Altman plots suggest that only the SF-6D and SF-12 new algorithm instruments may be used relatively interchangeably.
These techniques use relatively long longitudinal incisions, and wound breakdown may occur.
On the other hand, less innovative firms could use relatively more traditional and labor intensive production methods and recruit relatively many less skilled workers, among whom relatively many less skilled migrant workers may be found.
Moreover, highly specific ablation may be possible using relatively low concentrations of Cry1Aa and two receptors driven by different promoters, which may result in the death of only "merged" cells expressing both receptors.
Alternatively, the relatively well off may use services that are regulated, while the poor use less expensive, unregulated services.
These selected compounds may undergo further test using relatively more expensive experiments or quantum mechanics computations.
The asymptotic properties of systems governed by long-range interactions may thus be determined using relatively small particle numbers.
