Sentence examples for relatively higher extent from inspiring English sources

It can be inferred from this study [20] that higher surface roughness due to MWCNTs was responsible for the relatively higher extent of MC3T3-E1 cell proliferation and differentiation.

"The long-term trend is still strongly downward, and this year's relatively higher extent will not significantly change that," Meier said.

On the contrary, CNN3 and RGS1, the two genes from chromosome 1 showing a relatively higher extent of association with the extreme nuclear periphery, are also characterised by a relatively higher extent of co-localisation with the heterochromatin.

This relatively higher extent of drug use may be due to the implementation of iron/fefol supplementation policy.

A relatively higher extent of xylan was solubilized in giant reed (Table 1) in the prehydrolysis by xylanolytic enzymes, which resulted in a more pronounced increase of hydrolysis by CEL.

In impedance measurements with conventional three-electrode cell configuration and PANI film WE kept at polarized conditions, relatively high extent of high-frequency distortions is generated by couplings between three electrodes of similar impedances.

The lack of antimicrobial activity exhibited by coatings possessing Q-POSSs with a relatively high extent of quaternization was attributed to agglomeration of Q-POSS molecules through the formation of intermolecular interactions involving the quaternary ammonium moieties.

(A ) Alignments of human Slo1 and Slo3 from various species are shown for the membrane-associated, pore-forming part of the channels, indicating the relatively high extent of conservation through this part of the Slo3 protein.

In contrast, the relatively high extent of the latter family is puzzling, as its key role is the hydrolysis of fucose derivatives, which in comparison with other carbohydrates are less abundant in the plant or oomycete cell.

The choice of chemotherapeutic regimens - which were included to a relatively high extent in the NEMLs - might have been heavily influenced by the WHO model list of essential medicines.

In summary, SASd was considered to have low virulence in humans because the number of reported human cases in Sweden and other countries where this serovar is common in sheep and sheep carcasses is very low, despite the fact that consumers are likely exposed to it in relatively high extent by sheep meat.