Sentence examples for relatively low changes from inspiring English sources

Theoretical calculations suggest that PtAu surface alloys possess more suitable configurations that give relatively low changes of free energy for the corresponding overpotential-determining step during ORR relative to Pt monolayer on Au.

The elevation change distribution (ECD) for the 100-km2 study area indicates a magnitude of elevation change spanning almost 10 m but the mean elevation change of 0.04 m confirms that a large part of the landscape was characterised by relatively low magnitude changes over a large spatial area.

Relatively low fold changes of upregulation for Gli2 (4 fold), as compared to Ascl1 (1400 fold) or NeuroD (120 fold), are due to high levels of Gli2 expression in undifferentiated cells (Fig. 2F) [73].

Another interesting measure of microarrays performance is their sensitivity in detecting relatively low fold changes.

Contributing to the relatively low fold changes, we found substantial inter-individual variation between the individual mice within one sex, especially for a subset of genes displaying stronger expression differences between males and females (FC 1.4 1.75).

The relatively low level changes in gene expression in the brain is, in part, suggested to be the result of a tight homeostatic control in the nervous system [ 12]. avpl (arginine vasopressin-like) showed the greatest difference in expression between dominant and subordinate males (4.3-fold overexpression in dominant males; Table 1).

However, areas that exhibit relatively low aggregate change could still be vulnerable to climate changes that occur in response to continued global warming.

At a low concentration, the apparent viscosity η was relatively low and changed slightly when the shear rate γ was increased.

Scores for Sympathy were relatively low and changed little across all test occasions.

This gene was only identified in our comparison between injured animals at four hours versus uninjured animals and had a relatively low fold change (2.9×).

In contrast, meta-analysis strategy facilitates detection of consistent and biologically important DEGs, which were overlooked in the original studies due to relatively low fold-change.