Sentence examples for might have relatively from inspiring English sources

A challenge is to produce generic and controlled 'one-pot' fabrication methods to form separate ordered assemblies from 'cocktails' of two or more self-assembling species, which might have relatively similar molecular structures and chemistry.

If, as I've suggested, he pays little or no tax because he can use the existing tax code to reduce his taxable income to near zero, or even a loss, his proposals that extend even more breaks to developers might have relatively little impact on his own tax obligations.

After all, they notice that you might have relatively few endorsements for a particular skill or experience that is required for their position and that you have received many, many more for a different skill.

The compost pile in PC, on the other hand, being not turned and mixed, the loss of N in the form of ammonia might have relatively been reduced and this might have contributed for the increased level of ammonium nitrogen in PC than the other methods of composting.

In WC on the other hand, the weekly turning and mixing up of the substrate might have helped the redistribution of the mineralized ions in the compost mass and hence the loss of those ions from the system through leaching might have relatively been reduced.

It is possible that certain pathogenic lineages of E. coli might have relatively high levels of null alleles.

Second, the patients enrolled in this study might have had relatively severe cases of type 2 diabetes and might not be representative of standard Japanese diabetic patients, given that the diabetic conditions of the patients who attended Shimane University Hospital, a tertiary care center, were considered to be more serious than those of other diabetic patients.

Consequently, a person with only a moderate amnesia might appear to have relatively intact recognition.

Paroxetine has been shown to enhance the conversion of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) to androstanediol (Griffin and Mellon, 1999), and thus there might have been relatively low relative levels of DHT within his spinal motor neurons.

Compared to Chinese people, the Korean population might have a relatively low frequency of the MTHFR 677TT genotype and a relatively high plasma folate level.

While the requirement to alleviate acute somatic ailments before discharge in these studies might have prolonged relatively short stays, other factors in the context of somatic ailments might have shortened relatively long stays in the presented study, such as problems of the patient to participate in therapeutic measures.