Sentence examples for relatively invariable from inspiring English sources

The other factors involved in soil formation are considered to be relatively invariable.

In typical wired networks where the route for the connection is relatively invariable, TCP performs well and network congestion is the key factor affecting its performance.

Some aspects mirrored fluctuating clinical signs and appeared early (DMI, fever); others reflected disease in a relatively invariable manner (lying bout number, hyperalgesia, grooming).

While the absorption wavelength peak for metal NPs would change with the change of shape, the responsible condition(s) for optimizing the efficacy remains relatively invariable.

These variations were found within relatively invariable parts of each locus, including the signal peptide, trans-membrane and cytoplasmic regions (Figure 2), giving these sequences the genetic basis for becoming separate genes.

This evolutionary history suggests that the bacterial population of the esophagus should remain relatively invariable.

Due to a flat surface and low indentation depth, the contact area between AFM tip and sample surface is relatively small and invariable, and the frozen polymer chains will induce a low capillary force when the relative humidity is controlled very low.

A more uniform distribution of evolutionary rates is one reason for making introns valuable evolutionary markers (see also [ 48]) especially when compared to mitochondrial and exonic genes which encompass a big proportion of invariable sites alternating with a relatively large proportion of fast-evolving positions.

Changes at the invariable donor splice site + 1 guanine, relatively frequent in human genetic disease, are predicted to abrogate correct splicing, and thus are classified as null mutations.

Nuclear 18S rDNA exhibited a larger rate heterogeneity than do RPB1 and RPB2, as indicated by the higher proportion of invariable sites in the 18S rDNA (32% invariable sites, Table 1), and the relatively short interior branches and longer terminal branches in the 18S rDNA phylogeny.

Accordingly, HK genes are defined strictly as expression-invariable genes (EIG; 613 genes) that are expressed in all the 10 tissues at relatively consistent expression levels, whereas expression-variable genes (EVG; 8,590 genes) are expressed in all 10 tissues at diverse expression levels.