Sentence examples for relatively close together from inspiring English sources
Compared to most other existing site pairs, these sites are relatively close together and suited to investigating whether closely spaced sites are useful during an auroral event.
The backyard is charming, but not private, as houses are relatively close together in the neighborhood.
The last woman to win two major marathon championships relatively close together was Grete Waitz, the nine-time New York City champion.
For the remaining favorites like Evans and the Schleck brothers, Stage 19 will be especially critical, with the time trial looming and the top four still bunched relatively close together.
That should change soon, though, as Dropbox tries to keep its platform releases relatively close together.
In plots where stone lines were relatively close together (<33 m) the decrease in soil fertility was less.
Optimal groupings of singular nodes consider well separated nodes to be in different clusters, whereas relatively close ones are grouped together.
The results of the analyses for MetS development were relatively close to clinical observations: together with other risk factors, hypertension had aggravating effects on the cardiovascular risks [ 34].
This means that the two ends of a viral genome of several kilobases can be looped around and brought close together relatively easily, but a new spacer of 30 40 base pairs of dsDNA cannot be manipulated in the same way.
The results showed that the DUF630 and DUF632 domains in rice are highly conservative and always together and exhibit relatively close genetic relationship with the domains from Setaria italic, Sorghum bicolor and Zea mays while these two DUF domains were not close with those from Arabidopsis thaliana (Fig. 6a, b).
The mean interspecific nucleotide sequence divergence of 1.53% on the cDNA level, the mean silent site rate in coding regions (dS) of 0.06 and the fact that 1,711 alignments (21.3%) showed no differences at all, together illustrate the relatively close phylogenetic relationship between the sister species C. piger and C. riparius.
