Sentence examples for more highly relative from inspiring English sources

When this nicety is combined with the vast speedup of permutation in PLINK 1.9, a given user may now decide to rate QFAM more highly relative to QTDT when considering available options for within-family analysis.

More realistic assumptions rank the salary earner more highly still, relative to the rest of the population.

However, eight genes out of the 59 differentially expressed in Cat100-6 afthreehree days were also significantly more highly expressed relative to S1587-17 growing in acid soil for three days.

All four GRα translational isoforms (A-D) were expressed in TM 86 and TM 93 total cell lysates, however, the C and D isoforms were more highly expressed relative to A and B. All four GRβ isoforms (A-D) were also detected in TM cells, although GRβ-D isoform expression was lower compared to that of the A, B, or C isoforms.

We found that concepts with relatively more distinctive and more highly correlated distinctive relative to shared features facilitated basic-level naming latencies, while concepts with relatively more shared and more highly correlated shared relative to distinctive features speeded domain decisions.

Professor Simon Burgess, who led the research, said: "We know that ethnic minority pupils score more highly in GCSEs relative to their prior attainment than white British pupils.

Prof Simon Burgess, who carried out the research, said: "We know that ethnic minority pupils score more highly in GCSEs relative to their prior attainment than white British pupils.

We found 1,727 genes that were differentially expressed (DE) (q-value<0.01) with 958 of these being more highly expressed in B6 relative to D2 and 769 more lowly expressed in B6 relative to D2 (log2 fold change B6/D2>0 or <0, respectively).

Another promising gene candidate identified within this region was F3H, which was more highly expressed in wild relative to cultivated lettuce.

Such genes were primarily more highly expressed in humans relative to chimpanzee for all tissues except kidney, where higher expression in chimpanzees was frequently found.

Both genes are more highly expressed on Avicel relative to sucrose; are similarly expressed during sexual development (Group 5; Figure 3); and are in neighboring expression clusters for colony development (Groups 3 and 4; Figure 4A).