Sentence examples for relatively affected by from inspiring English sources

Size of the softening zone is reached quickly and the bearing capacity of the retrofitted beam will be relatively affected by the time increase.

While mortality among females does not seem to be affected by both short-term and medium short-term lag days of precipitation, mortality among males seems to be more relatively affected by long-term lag days (between 2 and 4 weeks) (Table 5).

In the present study, our ability to replicate may have been made easier by the fact that measurement of RBC traits is relatively precise in the clinical setting, trait values are stable over times, values may be relatively less affected by acute phase response, and that the traits have relatively high heritability.

Health care companies "are relatively less affected by fluctuations in the business cycle, have fairly high margins, high returns on invested capital, pristine balance sheets and relatively little exposure to the credit markets," said Evan McCulloch, manager of the Franklin Biotechnology Discovery fund.

When Westelius wrote his report, the services were relatively less affected by the Internet.

With this threshold, the soil was relatively little affected by erosion, around 13% of the cultivated area.

Only β2 shifted to lower frequency in the blend while β1 was relatively not affected by blending.

This indicates that preferred species are relatively heavily affected by browsing after culling, presumably because remaining animals will increase consumption of preferred species as competition is reduced.

Although the random selection scheme was relatively highly affected by k, the average number of activated nodes in the random selection scheme was still below 0.002 after the 200th time step even for k=7.

It is found that the net total interference introduced to the PUs band is relatively not affected by assuming that each subcarrier is belonging to the closest PU band and only introducing interference to it.

In the latter, however, the increase in smallholders' share of annual deforestation suggests that their clearing practices were relatively less affected by what effectively contained deforestation in large properties.