Sentence examples for relatively high percent from inspiring English sources
Reversible physisorption of water molecules is a strong function and chemisorption of water molecules plays a minor role in the variation of resistance of n-type semiconductors operating in relatively high percent RH levels.
In developed countries, a relatively high percent of NHPs usage have been reported.
France also has a relatively high percent of couples cohabiting: according to this data, about 37%% of first births in 1985–2000 occurred in cohabiting unions.
The inclusion of cytoplasmic positivity in some papers may also be responsible for the conflicting results, because there is relatively high percent of positive cytoplasmic staining in CRC.
Previous studies show that photosynthetic organisms with the ability to synthesize an ATP pool via photosynthesis, like Synechococcus elongatus and Gloeobacter violaceus strain PCC7421 encodes relatively higher percent ABC family transporters compared to other organisms [36].
The report goes on to quote statistics on the relatively high percentage of scientists and professors who do not believe in God, and the percent of our population that believes the findings of science are in direct conflict with religious faith.
Ten percent (2) of our patients were infected with M. bovis, a relatively higher percentage than in other reports (6 – 8 ).
With a relatively high 5.0 percent ABV, Narragansett Lager also edges out major labels.
Population growth is down, the unemployment rate has just nudged above a relatively high three percent, and certain companies are constantly understaffed.
The fund's expenses are relatively high -- 2.98 percent a year for Class C shares that carry no upfront sales charge, or load, but have a 1percentt charge for sales within a year.
Although sage-grouse under observation have occurred in this area, its inclusion here as high-priority brood-rearing habitat may be erroneous, reflecting relatively high values for percent shrub in the covariate raster set (Table 1; Homer et al. 2012).
