Sentence examples for relatively juvenile from inspiring English sources

ANYHOO, I also liked the clue "Film about the sea?" for OIL SLICK, and was impressed by the illicit goings-on in the grid, what with Mr. Donaldson trying to HIT ON someone at a bar, making the relatively juvenile comment "That's what SHE said," building a METH lab in the middle of the puzzle, and ultimately being DETAINED by the police.

My TV and movie selections for the majority of my life have tended to be relatively juvenile.

As examples, Reed et al. administered 50 mg/kg STZ via an intravenous route following anaesthesia, Srinivasan et al. used 35 mg/kg STZ administered intraperitoneally but using relatively juvenile rats, whereas Zhang et al. fed rats on a high-fat diet for 2 months prior to STZ [ 18, 19, 27].

However, this strategy, together with its relatively long juvenile period, makes it vulnerable to overly frequent fire.

As both species have relatively brief juvenile periods for trees (10 15 years), hybridization could have occurred over 6 10 generations.

Peach has complete, autogamous flowers that are produced after a relatively short juvenile period (2 3 years) and a small, sequenced, diploid genome (227 Mb).

Nevertheless, breeding for the HLB resistance through crossing will be a daunting task, given the complex genetic backgrounds, the nature of asexual propagation and the relatively long juvenile period for citrus.

Although most seeds fell within 30 m of parent trees, relatively few juveniles were found within this distance, resulting in juvenile-to-seed ratios peaking at c. 35 45 m.

In the arid zone overall, and in many individual populations, there were relatively few juveniles and evidence of a chronic recruitment deficit during the last 100 200 years, consistent with reported adverse effects of introduced herbivores on Callitris regeneration.

Relatively many juveniles are caught between July and September.

We sampled adults whenever possible, but some specimens were relatively small juveniles.