Sentence examples for members relatively low from inspiring English sources

With the pressure from the financial markets on the euro and on the borrowing costs of weak single currency members relatively low, it appeared that EU leaders felt less need to take bolder decisions.

They offer their owner-members relatively low start-up costs along with the opportunity to shape company policy.

The Corona could also be distributed to AOL subscribers or new members at relatively low prices.

In addition, the phenomenon of buckling under axial tension forces in members with relatively low shear stiffness is captured by the proposed equations.

Figure 1 points out that the average applied rate of the TPP members is relatively low, except for Mexico and Vietnam whose average applied tariff rate is more than 5%.

In fact, the funding that can be collected from members is relatively low compared to the investment to be made, and also self-financing resulting from retained earnings is insufficient.

HRM would allow testing for all three Ashkenazi mutations in family members at relatively low cost.

The level of education of community members was relatively low and influenced their level of understanding of issues addressed during data collection as well as the need for additional layers of translation, from local languages to Portuguese, with a potential loss of fidelity in transcribing.

The highest correlations among chl a concentration, production rate and total RNA concentration were observed in August, with the highest values for all three biological characteristics observed in the estuary and plume (R2 from 0.8 to 0.94), whereas ocean and freshwater end-members had relatively low values (R2 from 0.7 to 0.8) (Fig. 3A C).

This fact can account for separation of the group of genes in clade II from the other clades in the phylogenetic tree, and every member shows relatively low similarity (below 35%) to the OsGELP genes.

Combined with private benefits such as employer-based health insurance coverage, which can often be extended to cover family members at a relatively low price, such policies encourage either a traditional division of labor in which married women become housewives, or a "flipped" division of labor in which married men take on primary responsibilities for child care and household maintenance.