Sentence examples for relatively compatible from inspiring English sources

In ideological terms the four partners are relatively compatible, and having fewer minor parties would make for less legislative wrangling.

What's going on?To put this another way, it's entirely logical to get a 50-50 splin in a country where two relatively compatible political parties are competing for centrist votes.

They are essential elements needed for proper metabolic function of human body, and are relatively compatible with human cells and tissues as confirmed in many in vitro and in vivo studies (Drynda et al. 2015; Myrissa et al. 2016; Kubásek et al. 2016; Marco et al. 2017; Wang et al. 2017a; Drelich et al. 2017).

The reactor is based on absorbing of the concentrated solar radiation by the carbon particles and maintaining a reaction core at high temperature while the reactor walls are kept at relatively low temperatures, compatible with existing ceramic materials.

Second, genotyping of INDELs is relatively simple and compatible with 384-well format sample processing.

Simultaneous EEG and NIR methods have also proved to be of considerable interest, not least because these techniques are relatively inexpensive, mutually compatible and applicable at the bedside.

Even though infected and susceptible patients were kept in unusually close proximity in this hospital, relatively few cases compatible with nosocomial interhuman transmission seem to have occurred.

Moreover, this manufacturing process is relatively simple and more compatible with microelectronic technological processing.

DMHy is an advantageous precursor of N as it decomposes efficiently at relatively low temperature (T50=420 °C) compatible with the InN growth.

To conclude, the current study presented a novel option for genetic modification of MSCs in an effective, relatively safe and serum compatible way.

This review critically addresses the advantages and challenges associated with sputter-deposited CZTS solar cells, since sputtering is an industry compatible and relatively low-cost vacuum deposition technique.