Sentence examples for relatively little changing from inspiring English sources

During the injection of the polymer slug (post-slug), the apparent resistance factor changes relatively little, changing from 2.0 to 2.2, with an average value of 2.09.

Asian markets were relatively little changed.

The calculations suggest relatively little change in the future.

Coral cover varied dramatically in some subregions (e.g., Fig. 3D, P) while changing relatively little in others (e.g., Fig. 3C,G, K, N).

As for the curriculum, it has changed relatively little.

However, relatively little is known about the impact of changing the spatial and/or temporal resolutions on subsequent features.

But it's sticking to its playbook of looking at an industry where the legacy players have done something one way for a long time with relatively little in the way of innovation, and changing things drastically.

While there have been studies on retirement intentions [ 8- 10], these have not always included the non-principal groups and there has been relatively little work on how doctors anticipate their workload changing in the future.

Biomechanical aspects of impingement and dislocation have historically received relatively little scientific attention, although that situation is now rapidly changing.

"Part of the appeal of changing personnel policies is that it costs relatively little money and it benefits people who vote".

Generally, changing relationships between research and care have received relatively little explicit consideration in academic reflection on biobank governance.