Sentence examples for relatively few established from inspiring English sources

With relatively few established in the rivers, it is hard to tell which of the carp, if any, will become bearable nuisances, or whether any will become something much worse, like the zebra mussel.

Relatively few established mouse models are available for studying the CD4+ response to influenza virus.

Despite being a highly heterogeneous disease, a large subset of individuals with sporadic CRC typically harbor relatively few established 'driver' lesions.

Relatively few plant species produce trans-polyisoprene.

A love of cricket is, by and large, a given within the Asian community in Britain and yet relatively few have established themselves within the professional game.

Except in relatively closed societies, there are few established boundaries on that vast information sump.

On-line programs, which offer maximal flexibility in use and require relatively few resources once established, have the added advantage of accessibility for large numbers of people with different schedules and learning speeds.

Relatively few museums have been established with the goal of making a collection; instead, most have been created to receive an existing collection.

In the counties, the majority of which were rural and had relatively few public employees, formally established merit systems were rare.

While an association between cold temperatures and higher mortality is well established, relatively few studies have examined the independent effect of cold waves, after controlling for the effect of individual cold days.

Furthermore, studies of various model systems have shown that relatively few transcription factors can establish strikingly complex spatial and temporal patterns of gene expression [ 3].