Sentence examples for relatively expanded from inspiring English sources

The relatively expanded and fenestrated parietosquamosal frill exhibited by "Torosaurus" was among its most significant features [29].

Two families are relatively expanded compared to other Chloroflexi species: the MFS family transporter for drug efflux (23 genes) and sugar uptake (2 genes), and the APC family amino acid and ethanolamine importers (5 genes).

Several aspects of the morphology seen in Quetzalcoatlus, including its relatively expanded upstroke power (see below), expanded inboard wing proportions and high forelimb bone failure loads indicate that it was capable of producing higher transient lift coefficients than Pteranodon, and likely demonstrated proportionately better launch and landing performance.

The STE group of kinases is relatively expanded in trypanosomatids, with 34 members in L. major.

In contrast, some other Arabidopsis WDR proteins show relatively expanded gene families compared with the other eukaryotes studied.

The second kinase inhibitor to be profiled, BMS-387032, an established pan-cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) inhibitor, was selected because T. brucei have a relatively expanded CMGC group including many putative CDK or CDK-like (CDKL) family members.

The latest figures show that Britain's relatively expanding economy is now drawing in highly skilled workers from around the world who are in turn, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility, partly driving that economic growth.

The XAG49 has 20 address lines A0 to A19, and can be the 16-bit processor in a relatively large expanded system.

Taken together, our analyses suggest that this family of repeats was introduced in a precursor of the sequenced races and has only relatively recently expanded in BFP-ToxAC as all 26 H3L genes are very similar.

While it is always possible that the entire Or gene lineage was lost at some point in the history of Daphnia pulex, we think it more likely that the insect Or lineage is indeed a relatively recently expanded gene lineage concomitant with the evolution of terrestriality in the insects or their hexapod ancestors.

While it is always possible that this entire Or gene lineage was lost at some point in the history of Daphnia pulex, we think it more likely that the insect Or lineage is indeed a relatively recently expanded gene lineage concomitant with the evolution of terrestriality in the insects or their hexapod ancestors.