Sentence examples for minor in relation from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the novelist's childhood in a suburb of Santiago now seems only minor in relation to the major and tragic events of Chile's recent past.

Any impacts due to cleaning on species richness, Pielou's evenness and taxonomic diversity were shown to be minor in relation to the daily changes.

We investigated the historical distribution patterns of three declining woodland birds, the Marsh Tit (Poecile palustris), Willow Tit (Poecile montana) and Lesser Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos minor), in relation to a parsimonious landscape metric for describing habitat availability in Britain.

Any interaction effect ritonavir may be exerting on artesunate pharmacokinetics is likely minor in relation to the extreme underlying between subject variability in artesunate pharmacokinetics.

While there are reports that MDMA directly impacts DA-releasing neurons, these effects are minor in relation to DA release by 5-HT activation [ 27].

However, this increment was minor in relation to the concomitant increase in PRA with a resultant decrease in the aldosterone/PRA ratio similar to that seen in the present study in the setting of HF.

We show that our approach achieves its goals at the expense of introducing a minor degree of performance loss into overall client server communications, yet we maintain that this performance loss is a minor expense in relation to the advantages of the system as a whole.

While there appears to be a significant difference in intestinal apoptosis between the two groups, it seems very minor, and much too small in relation to the difference in endotoxin levels.

The relatively recent, Western conceptual division of the Eurasian landmass into "Europe and Asiaia" has only minor significance in relation to the historic patterns of human occupation of the continent.

In contrast to base cations, the amounts of N and P in CWD of beech are only of minor importance in relation to other ecosystem pools.

The state regulator (the CPUC) was likely to be more lenient too, since regulating for-hire transportation was a minor concern in relation to its far greater responsibilities for overseeing energy, telecommunications and oil and gas transmission.