Sentence examples for relatively advanced and from inspiring English sources

As a result many of the cancers were relatively advanced, and the proportions of grade III and node positive cancers were relatively high.

Mean body weight did not begin to decrease until disease progression was relatively advanced and several animals with large tumours did not lose weight during the study.

A similar but smaller study also found that high parity may have a protective effect against small and low-grade tumors [ 25, 26], with the consequence that women with high parity may tend to have relatively advanced and aggressive disease.

Iraq's population is largely urbanized, its health care system is relatively advanced and it has much more than Afghanistan in terms of highways, electricity grids and telephone networks.

But after just two hours of lessons from Betsy, I was going to try a relatively advanced — and for me, potentially calamitous — maneuver called a "three turn".

When people realise how few cases of late abortion there are, opposition to the concept diminishes, says Laura Riley, of BPAS, which runs family-planning clinics.A second reason is that some very serious fetal problems still are not detectable until pregnancy is relatively advanced, and this has been a main reason for late terminations.

The keep had relatively advanced fireplaces and flues for this period, the fireplace in the main chamber being exceptionally large and decorated with stone columns and carved capitals.

But with Vietnam, China and India competing harder for investment, Malaysia has to build on its strengths as a relatively advanced, liberal country and seek more high-technology and creative businesses.

This is because the UK is a large economy with a relatively advanced green sector, and its departure will oblige each EU state to raise their climate ambition by between 0.2-1.7 0.2-1.7ding to an analysis by Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe.

Short of using a written language to any appreciable degree, many of them developed relatively advanced material culture and social organization, as evidenced by the archeological record, for example judged by the presence of richly furnished, dynastic "princely" graves.

The relatively advanced countries particularly the United States, Japan, and those of western Europe—have been the principal exporters of high-technology products such as computers and precision machinery.