Sentence examples for relatively constantly from inspiring English sources

The winter ice around the southern continent has been growing relatively constantly since records began in 1979.

A rough comparison of the transcriptomes (Table 2) shows that some toxin families are relatively constantly expressed among snakes while others exhibit greater variability.

To validate these findings, we profiled 14 of these samples and 33 additional samples by qRT-PCR (Table S2), for four potential biomarkers: hsa-miR-124, hsa-miR-9, hsa-miR-9* and hsa-miR-92b (Table 3), and two controls: hsa-miR-24, which was found to be relatively constantly expressed in the microarray data, and snRNA U6.

Immigration to Spain is relatively recent, constantly increasing, and is currently accepted as an intrinsic and widespread phenomenon of the nation's demographics and social dynamics [ 1].

The idea of the workshops, usually held in Heidelberg, Germany, but also offered elsewhere upon request, is to keep the theoretical input relatively short and constantly follow up with exercises in small groups so students can apply what they have learned.

To minimize brain activity evoked through any sensory or motoric disturbances, we only collected birds after they had been sitting relatively still and constantly awake for at least 2 hours in the cage under the low light conditions.

Finland is a country with a relatively low, but constantly increasing number of immigrants.

It is therefore helpful to contextualize the subject to appreciate the relatively young and constantly changing nature of current systems of grading.

When comedians like Letterman and Leno constantly belittle relatively defenseless people who have stumbled in their lives, just to get a cheap laugh, isn't that a bad sign?

Alu-repetitive sequences, which are relatively young elements, showed constantly lower divergence rates than L1 and LTR elements.

It should nonetheless be noted that the gene encoding MCP-1/CCL2 is the only one of the four hub genes (those encoding IFN-γ, TNF, IL-1β and MCP-1/CCL2) that constantly exhibit relatively high levels of expression.