Sentence examples for relatively better to from inspiring English sources

Mass distribution of brochures was relatively more effective with Non-Hispanic Whites, while African Americans responded relatively better to other recruitment strategies.

This explains why RelA homodimer binds poorly to the P-selectin κB site (with T at −1 and A at +1) but relatively better to other G/C-centric sites.

However, compared to the Syros population, Folegandros lizards use signals that are relatively better tuned to be conspicuous to conspecifics and camouflaged to avian predators.

About 30% of the DSS population lives in peri-urban settings with relatively better access to health care compared to their rural counterparts.

Comparing their own relatively better circumstances to that of many abortion seekers seemed to elicit a sympathetic response from some providers, including those who personally would have not opted for an abortion.

In other words, the 54K SNP-chip appears to have higher "statistical power", and is relatively better able to identify true carriers of the haplotype.

Second, fNIRS has relatively better tolerance to body movement, given that the optodes are tightly attached to the head and that the head motion is restricted [ 6].

Fluorescence lifetimes are altered by the chemical environments, in which the fluorophores are found and have relatively better signal-to-noise ratios than fluorescence alone, which must compete against background autofluorescence that often overlaps with the target fluorophore's emission spectrum.

Only distributed computing can provide a relatively better solution to deal with such kind of problems.

Sales fared relatively better, falling to $29.2 billion, from $45.5 billion, a substantial cut above Wall Street's $26.3 billion forecast.

What Van Horn is doing this year is selecting what he views as the relatively better values to be found on our growth stock list.