"relatively less time" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a smaller amount of time compared to something else, but not necessarily a significantly smaller amount. Example: "I was given relatively less time than my coworkers to complete the project, but I still managed to finish it on time."
The proposed strategy is able to keep all possible models under consideration while requires relatively less time for parameter tuning.
Because these cues are specific to a particular word, participants are given relatively less time to respond to each cue compared to category-cued tests.
In addition, while male white-headed capuchins are alert to predators, they devote more attention to detecting rival males than to detecting predators, and relatively less time to detecting predators than their South American counterparts.
We found that, in 4 out of 5 subjects, the average payoff was slightly higher when subjects spent relatively less time on the first movement compared with trials where subjects spent more time on the first movement.
Presumably, at the higher rates of ventilation, there is relatively less time for exchange with the airways, and the artifact decreases.
While these procedures take relatively less time to perform, in vivo bioassays requiring the inoculation of laboratory animals such as mice or hamsters with the infected material have been used over the years for the detection of prion diseases.
This new assay requires no radiolabeling, is relatively less time-consuming, and uses only small amounts of serum (5 20 μl of diluted serum) through a new microfluidic sample handling technique.
People involved in the discussions said that CNN had annual revenue of about $1.6 billion and pretax profits of about $200 million, while ABC News had about $600 million in revenue and pretax profits of about $15 million, reflecting high costs and relatively less air time to sell advertisements.
"Easy determinants like age and sex matter relatively less over time, as you refine the pitch.
We should mention that finding clusters from these subspaces by running DBSCAN or any other density based clustering algorithm will take relatively very less time.
In contrast to MIF, ELISAs are relatively simple, less time consuming, and more objective as they rely on photometric reading and are therefore easier to standardize.
