Sentence examples for relative longer from inspiring English sources
Birds with longer migratory pathways had (1) relative longer (WL) and more pointed wings (S1Wt); (2) relatively more narrow wings (WW); (3) a shorter alula and P1 in relation to wing length (AtWt, P1Wt); (4) relatively shorter emarginations on the wing-tip (NoP2, NoP3); and (5) relatively shorter and more forked tails in relation to wing length (TL, TF).
Sensitive biological analysis requires optical labels have good water solubility and relative longer excitation wavelength.
131I-MIBG was chosen instead of 123I-MIBG due to its relative longer half-life, which is convenient for research purposes and financial reasons.
These adaptations include relative longer, broader and more pointed wings and stronger forked tails, which may help to stabilise the bird during migration in harsh climatic conditions over the sea.
This is clearly related to the relative longer lengths of the PUTs in sorghum assembly.
This may be related to relative longer half-life of TN140 or to its higher affinity to CXCR4.
This indicates that the cognitive effects of GI manipulations may differ in the acute postprandial phase relative to longer postprandial periods such as following a subsequent meal.
It gave participants the benefits of conventional cycling over motorized transport (physical, outdoor activity) while mitigating relative disadvantages (longer travel time, increased effort).
South Korea's liberal government has begun to view North Korea as a poor relative — no longer an enemy — that can be coaxed into giving up its nuclear program with trade, energy assistance, and a chance to normalize relations with the United States.
You learn that in the subway, brakes are relative, taking longer to stop the train when it is packed or when it is on an incline or when wet fall leaves are greasing the rails beneath it.
However, further tests at different scales under moving windows are needed to identify whether the minimum trends in the windows of 11 years and 13 years are the smallest relative to longer or shorter windows.
