Sentence examples for reduced relatively from inspiring English sources

Government investment is not very "visible", and can be reduced relatively easily.

Fortunately, methane emissions can be reduced relatively cheaply, compared with emissions from coal plants or cars.

Instead, the possibility of snow deposition will be reduced relatively in the weak shear region where the flows are accelerated during this process.

The LP level reduced relatively the control or normalized even if GPX activity was lower than the control.

When the effect of the QTL was reduced by doubling the error variance, the power of the test reduced relatively little to 23%.

On the other hand, coverage along chromosomes 1 and 4 is reduced relatively uniformly (fig. 2 B), suggesting that most genes located on these chromosomes are sex-linked in Xenos.

These constraints remove spurious matches, reducing relatively speculative "putative" seed match based mRNA targets in databases to a highly robust subset of direct functional targets.

In general, earlier studies suggested that risks were elevated in relatively affluent children, whereas later studies suggested that risks were reduced in relatively affluent children (inverse association).

The spectrogram reconstruction error in audio source separation task is reduced by relatively 6.7% and the classification error in audio scene classification task is reduced by relatively 6.5%, when compared with the traditional frequency filter banks.

First, how far energy demand can be reduced by relatively cheap energy-efficiency measures.

The £635m the GIB had invested by the end of March had by that date reduced a relatively small 22,498 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent.