Sentence examples for relatively displaced from inspiring English sources

We also noted that the center of mass (see supplementary material) of the whole thalamus and its nuclei as well as the caudate appear relatively displaced in schizophrenia as compared to healthy controls.

Failure to do this correctly will result in serious localization errors, as the diaphragm (including lower lung fields and upper abdominal organs such as the liver) will be relatively displaced.

5 51 p.m. | Postscript | In a Twitter reaction, Alan Nogee, the former clean-energy program director for the Union of Concerned Scientists, noted that California's lack of coal dependence makes it more a worst case than a best case, because it doesn't have a lot of coal emissions that might be relatively easily displaced.

Unlike these other taxa, the vomer of Electrorana is relatively small and displaced anteriorly, which would suggest a relatively anterior location for the choana; however, this may be a result of either the holotype not being an adult specimen or being displaced postmortem.

The 13C′ chemical shifts of the coiled-coil backbone carbonyl groups in GlyTM1bZip showed a previously unreported periodicity, where resonances arising from residues at the coiled-coil interface in a and d positions of the heptad repeat were displaced relatively upfield and those arising from residues in c positions were displaced relatively downfield.

Then it will be armed conflict and the third world/space war, as if we didn't have enough trouble down here already, with our relatively small wars, displaced millions, nuclear risks, mishaps and general wreckage.

But, with unemployment low, it should be relatively easy for displaced workers to find new jobs, particularly in the booming service sector.The idea that a strong currency helps an economy to prosper by forcing businesses to be more efficient is not fantasy.

The project thus displaced relatively egalitarian water practices with ones controlled by local elites operating under systems of political patronage.

Those that leave relatively fewer offspring are displaced.

As it advances, often quite rapidly (50 to 65 km [30 to 40 miles] per hour), the cold air, which is relatively dense, undercuts the displaced warm air, forcing it to rise.

In Latakia, the rebel offensive, involving more than 1,500 fighters led by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, accelerated what had been a gradual rebel push into a province whose government-held central city has been a relatively secure haven for displaced Syrians from war-torn areas.