Sentence examples for relatively declines from inspiring English sources

However, the obtained results from the CASIA Version1 indicated that the efficiency of the proposed method relatively declines when it encounters almost ideal NIR iris images.

(3) Heterogeneous education, which means that high-quality primary education resources are converted into the student's motivation and learning ability, so that the impact of the social structure relatively declines.  .

Heterogeneous education, which means that high-quality primary education resources are converted into the student's motivation and learning ability, so that the impact of the social structure relatively declines.

* Teachers' status and salaries have relatively declined.

As a sense of self-confidence grows in China, some appear to see the English-speaking world as of relatively declining importance.

With the BBC1 10pm news now overlapping with the start of Newsnight – and the historic problem of Question Time playing head-to-head on a Thursday – a running order based on the Westminster and Washington talking points of the day is always at risk of duplication and this may be responsible for the show's relatively declining ratings, especially on Thursdays.

With more and deeper-pocketed buyers on the prowl for top-performing startups, the risks of exiting an investment have relatively declined, especially compared to five years ago.

If we accept the logic of the ancient Greek historian Thucydides, who wrote on rising and declining powers in his own time, the war is unlikely to be started by China striving for power and status, but by the U.S., a relatively declining power gripped by the fear of losing its status and influences.

It was also noticed that signal intensity of the KIFC1-like protein greatly decreased (Figure 7B, F, G), indicating its expression level relatively declined in final spermatid.

has relatively declined, since the early 1980s.

No region achieved the necessary 5.5 per cent annual decline during the same period, although Eastern Asia came closest to the target with a 4.2 per cent annual decline and Northern Africa, South-Eastern Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean experienced relatively faster declines.