Sentence examples for relatively less common from inspiring English sources

became relatively less common over time.

Graham et al. [15] said dizziness is relatively less common and better defined than "light-headedness".

In comparison, the metal doping is a relatively less common approach for the bandgap engineering of 2D TMO&C structures.

Acquired retinal diseases group includes relatively less common but potentially blinding retinal diseases such as vascular occlusions, macular hole, epiretinal membrane, and other rare vascular disorders.

While it is easy to clamp cylindrical components normal to the plane of a mounting plate, effective in-plane clamp designs are relatively less common due to practical fabrication challenges.

In elderly persons, fever and cough are relatively less common than they are in younger persons (27 ).

Since modern news reports are no longer temporally organized news stories (cf. Nanri 1993; Iedema, Feez and White 1994), 'enhancing' relations are relatively much less common than in stories — in contrast with 'elaborating' relations: the same news item tends to get elaborated again and again in a modern news report, from different vantage points.

Since the water-based fluids are relatively less expensive, they are more common, but their applications are limited to relatively low-temperature and low-pressure drilling operations.

CVL-dysfunction (also known as occlusion or malfunction) is a common, but relatively less studied complication of CVL.

In the 'NGS & SNP6 matched' cluster (Figure 1), SNP6 data showed higher IBS mean and lower IBS variance, indicating that mutations in common variants was relatively less compared to NGS, an observation in line with the understanding that SNPs in the Affymetrix SNP 6.0 chip were supposedly well validated common polymorphisms.

The C allele is also very common among Han Chinese (82%) but relatively less prevalent among people of Japanese (60%) and European (40%) descent [91].