Sentence examples for relatively emergent from inspiring English sources

Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELNs) are a common way of gathering raw, derived and observational data and are ubiquitous in many commercial settings, but relatively emergent in academia.

Specifically, the source time function of the earthquake (http://on.doi.gov/jymeMM) indicates a relatively emergent start to the event, and thus the position of first significant moment release is poorly constrained; thus even moderate rupture velocity forces delayed moment release away from the hypocenter, if subfault slip durations are not extended to compensate.

The review established that despite the relatively emergent status of men's health, a fair amount of literature exists on the topic as 338 articles were identified during the literature search.

For sufficiently large relatively absorbing particles, the emergent light is mainly scattered by the external grains and the polarization has a maximum value due to the absence of depolarization by multiple scattering, e.g. in green light (Hadamcik et al., 2009a).

Appropriate SGA training for ED physicians is limited in Japanese EDs because, other than elective operations, the settings in which patients are ventilated with a SGA are relatively rare and truly emergent.

Subsidence and fault analysis demonstrates depth-dependent lithosphere stretching along both margin segments, and the modelling concurs with an emergent or relatively shallow-water emplacement environment for the breakup lavas along the northern Vøring margin.

The ease of performance and relatively low cost of emergent portable echocardiography systems allow one to potentially use these devices in various circumstances, whenever patient condition abruptly deteriorates.

However, mosquito bites and spending time in the forest play a relatively bigger role in the emergent areas, but farming and contact with cats were relatively more important in the disease-endemic area (Tables 1 and 2).

Post-phenomenological geographies are an emergent (and as yet relatively fragmentary) body of work.

An emergent phenomenon arises from relatively simple components that somehow become more than the sum of their parts, as random scratches become letters if they are shaped in certain ways.

Further analysis of this stereotypical behavior of the SCN may inform how behaviorally relevant, emergent properties arise from relatively simple circuits in the mammalian brain.