Sentence examples for relatively dramatic from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing relatively dramatic departures" from what happens with each pesticide by itself.

While the hillslope and headwater channel responses were relatively dramatic, there has been a less discernible channel response downstream beyond the forests and on the flood plain of the major rivers like the Waipaoa (Kasai et al., 2005).

"We see very dynamic changes happening here," Wright says, but he adds: "We've had a relatively dramatic turndown in our prime-time programming, and that has happened at a time when advertising rates themselves have dropped off.

This suggests the relatively dramatic scale-up in health aid could be one explanation for displacement.

Genetic features suggesting relatively dramatic increase in associated risk may still only suggest modest post-test probabilities of rare diseases.

We found that sec8 mutant NMJs show no obvious defect in growth of presynaptic arborizations or neurotransmitter secretion, but do show mild defects in glutamate receptor trafficking and relatively dramatic alterations in synaptic microtubule density.

The prevalence was approximately four times higher among females by both algorithms and this is in consonance with other studies with similar, though relatively less dramatic, sex differentials [ 11, 26, 31].

Much of tonight's episode, Esther, felt like The Returned on autopilot: slow-building, ruminative, but relatively light on dramatic moments.

The building's relatively uncomplicated yet dramatic facade testifies to Egid Quirin's ability to generate a sense of movement in stone.

The network was moving her edition of "20/20" out of its Friday night time slot at 10 p.m. for a good part of the next television season to make way for a relatively low-rated dramatic series, "Once and Again," which is produced by ABC's corporate parent, the Walt Disney Company.

Mr. Cox's dramatic but relatively brief time as the special Watergate prosecutor came about because of his friendship with a former law student, Elliot L. Richardson.