Sentence examples for relatively loosely from inspiring English sources

Since the two steps, the discharge of ions at the electrode and the incorporation of the discharged ions into the crystal lattice, are separated in time and space, an intermediate species exists at the surface, that of relatively loosely bound and freely moving atoms, called adatoms.

CIV binds relatively loosely to CI and CIII.

The mass distribution within the Milky Way closely resembles the type SBc in the Hubble classification, which represents spiral galaxies with relatively loosely wound arms.

But MCA's profits have swung sharply with the movie business, and according to insiders the company remains relatively loosely managed, in part because Sheinberg prefers to let hard-charging division heads run their own shows.

Interestingly, rodents and lower vertebrates have relatively loosely regulated or even constitutive telomerase activity in their somatic cells [20], [21], [22], [23], [24].

As depicted in Figure 5A (right panel), the faint band of 150-kDa corresponding to CFH detected after incubation of G1/pCRASP-5 with up to 450 mM NaCl and which signal decreased at higher salt concentrations, suggests that CFH is relatively loosely attached to the borrelial surface.

Then only relatively large and loosely connected aggregates are formed.

But shadow banking is relatively opaque and loosely regulated, and it carries greater credit risk, analysts warn.

Instead, the rebellion here has become mired in a drawn-out ground campaign between two relatively unprofessional and loosely organized forces — the Libyan Army and the rebels — that is exacting high civilian casualties and appears likely to drag on for some time.

The system is made of geophones carrying metal plates that are relatively heavy and loosely connected to flexible metal sheets for stability and mobility.

In euchromatin, by contrast, chromatin is relatively 'open' or loosely packaged, forming 'beads on a string' structures.