Sentence examples for order of relatively from inspiring English sources

Considering both experiments together, the VIE and possibly the DIE, but not the DLE or AE, are activated during OCR and combined lesions of DIE, VIE, AE, and DLE (in that order of relatively greatest damage) produced a clear deficit in OCR.

Several important reptile lineages, which descended from several orders of relatively large amphibians, first appeared during the Permian Period.

In subsequent studies, we found that further improvement of the model's dynamic performance required the addition of one or more high order functions of relatively arbitrary structure.

In standard equispaced finite difference (FD) formulas, symmetries can make the order of accuracy relatively high compared to the number of nodes in the FD stencil.

In order to relatively increase the score of poses of small, yet nicely matching molecules, an overlap factor that considers the relative matching was introduced.

It is clear that many time series contain evidence for relatively high frequency rhythms (on the order of seconds), but relatively little evidence for rhythms in the ranges reported by Kyriacou and Hall (the grey, red, and blue bands in Figure  3).

The result found that the partition coefficient of anions follows the order of L35< F68< PEO <span class="lh">relatively.

The bubble size, of the order of millimeter, is relatively large compared to the smallest liquid fluctuation scales.

We find this unlikely however, since the power to detect an odds ratio in the order of 1.5 is relatively high in our study.

Our results show that divergence time estimates can change by an order of magnitude when relatively recent, internal calibration points are used (Table 3).

In addition, the order of the genes relatively to the locus flanking sequences is not consistent with their phylogenetic relationships inferred from the multiple alignment.