Sentence examples for relatively greater compared from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the effectiveness of spatially differentiated measures in term of set-a-side area in Odense catchment were relatively greater compared to Norsminde catchment.

One hypothesis is that the fractional zinc absorption in men is relatively greater compared to that in women.

The contribution of the eigensystem 3 reflecting synaptic activity was relatively greater (compared to eigensystem 2) in the seizures model, in agreement with higher electrical activity of neurons.

Among steel alloying elements, we focus on manganese, chromium, nickel, and molybdenum whose consumption in steel industries is relatively great compared with those in other industries in Japan (JOGMEC 2007).

It was found that in all cases the rate of the ATRP of St was slowed by the addition of HFB to the reaction mixture, with increasing amounts of HFB (1 full eq. compared to St) retarding the rate to a relatively greater extent compared to smaller amounts (0.5 eq).

When compared to other studies carried out in UK [ 15] our results are better but the lack of trust is relatively greater when compared to a similar study carried out in the US [ 18].

(2) The impacts of global climate change on pollution load are relatively greater when compared to the impacts of future livestock and poultry breeding increase or agricultural population reduction; the effects from runoff increment leads to approximately 28.6% and 22.5% increases of TN and TP pollution load, respectively.

Closer examination of the Perth population revealed two nests that were responsible for this relatively greater heterogeneity compared to Adelaide or Melbourne – Perth nests two and eight (PE2 and PE8, respectively).

Since his 3 years of age, the patient presented with relatively greater appetite compared with corresponding age cohorts and wiggly epigastric mass which would disappear two hours after meal.

They demonstrated that patients with relatively greater ipsilateral compared to contralateral medial temporal lobe activation suffered greater verbal or visual memory decline after dominant/non-dominant ATLR in an initial pilot study of 15 patients with temporal lobe epilepsy (Powell et al., 2008).

Part of the attraction of IBMs has been their relatively greater predictive success compared to other types of ecological models.[88] IBMs are particularly useful because they can also be spatially explicit (see Section 5.2), that is, they can incorporate locational relationships between the individuals being modeled.