Sentence examples for relatively continuously from inspiring English sources

In contrast to basement rocks, in which deformation is episodic and spatially focussed, deformation in compacting basins proceeds relatively continuously and widely.

Carbon samples corresponding to the fragments were dated to respectively 12,000 BP for the former site and 6,500 BP for the latter, suggesting that the island may have been relatively continuously occupied during this time frame.

If local adaptation varies relatively continuously along environmental gradients (potentially resulting in isolation-by-distance) and thus selects against foreign PRC alleles in the admixture zones, we predict an excess of loci with elevated LA ancestry (i.e., those with α > 0), relative to those with elevated PRC ancestry (i.e., those with α < 0).

In contrast, the B-TRIP sample has relatively high continuously constant work hardening behavior over strain levels greater than 0.067.

But when the density of MBSs is relatively high, continuously increasing MBSs cannot further increase the energy efficiency.

Thus, while adaptation in agriculture is relatively routine farmers continuously adapt to changing conditions regardless of beliefs about climate change attitudes toward and willingness to support mitigative action are likely influenced largely by beliefs about climate change and the role of human activities as a cause.

As a consequence, the companies in this relatively young industry continuously face new demands for innovative product, process and business model solutions.

However, unlike the relatively low but continuously accumulating risk of postnatal transmission in baseline positive women (~9 infections per 100 child years of breast feeding), the risk among postnatal seroconverter women was very high but only for a relatively brief period of time.

Eigen frequencies for vertical vibration of VLFS exist continuously in relatively high frequency zone due to the buoyancy effect.

In these experiments, the addition of fluid volume was done continuously at relatively low flow rates: 67 ml/min for saline and 87 ml/min for slurry.

Biological cells, which consist of a conductive salt-water interior coved by a relatively insulated outer sheath, continuously exchange ions with surroundings.