Sentence examples for preserved relatively from inspiring English sources

The details of images processed by the proposed method can be preserved relatively complete and the denoising effect is satisfactory.

In contrast, compensatory mechanisms in the form of high von Willebrand factor (VWF) levels preserved relatively normal adhesion of uremic platelets to injured vessel wall models [ 20].

Collectively, the results suggest that the multi-joint synergies observed in the elderly controls, which help preserve relatively consistent endpoint trajectories, are disrupted in Parkinson's patients.

Upland environments have the potential to preserve relatively undisturbed multi-period archaeological remains due to reduced anthropogenic impacts such as intensive agriculture.

Attempts to trace the genealogy of the Uralic languages to periods earlier than Proto-Uralic have been hampered by the great changes in the attested languages, which preserve relatively few features and therefore provide little evidence upon which scholars may base meaningful claims for a more distant relationship.

Resin preserves relatively well and is periodically found in an archaeological context.

This can effectively avoid the spectral aliasing and preserve relatively high calculation precision even when the carrier frequency is low [17, 18].

In addition to Allosaurus, four allosauroid taxa are known from specimens preserving relatively complete skulls (Sinraptor [16], Yangchuanosaurus [45], Carcharodontosaurus [20], Acrocanthosaurus [1]), as is one putative carnosaur (Monolophosaurus [71]).

We observed that in spite of preserving relatively normal organ architecture, the cortex of the thymus of KO mice is significantly thinner than that of wild type counterparts (Figure 4).

Further testing revealed one extract to induce high toxicity to multiple cancerous cell lines while preserving relatively low levels of toxicity toward a non-cancerous control cell line.

Furthermore, we observed that patients with a lower level of deterioration in their preoperative hearing had a higher chance of postoperatively preserving relatively good hearing, which reflects the great advantage of employing surgical techniques when it comes to accomplishing both the eradication of cholesteatoma and the preservation of function.