The character and relative extent of the two phases vary greatly among different groups of plants and algae.
The relative extent of cellular uptake was qualitatively analyzed by a flow cytometry method.
A damage factor is introduced to provide an indication of the relative extent of damage to buildings.
Obviously, the net effect of alkali on the polymer solution viscosity depends on the relative extent of these two factors.
When debt is compared in this manner, it becomes plausible for citizens to determine the relative extent of the burden placed by debt on the national budget.
The R = ID/IG ratio, where I corresponds to the peak area of the Lorentzian functions, allows us to estimate the relative extent of structural defects.
In order to model dispersive transport, a new term, the advection dispersion ratio is employed, which is defined as the relative extent of advection to dispersion along streamlines.
In this context, our measure of income underreported by self-employed workers must be interpreted as a relative extent of such concealment, taking as reference a given level of underreporting of income by the salary workers.
For example, the relative extent of intermolecular (between adjacent lipids) and intramolecular (within a specific lipid) polymerization is uncertain, but based on the oxidation suppression results, intermolecular polymerization must be significant to form such an effective protective barrier.
Consequently, a natural test for measuring the relative extent of such a underreporting by self-employed workers consists of comparing food demand functions which depend on income of both groups.
To evaluate the relative extent of carbonation, the peak area in the region of 1,300 1,700 cm−1 has been integrated for all samples, where the zero-level was set at 1,300 cm−1.
