Sentence examples for relatively over from inspiring English sources
It was found that, relatively over the wide range of dissipation, the optimized coefficient of consolidation is more consistent than those determined by other researchers' methods.
Exports to and imports from its dominant trade partners like Germany, the U.K. and the U.S. have been consistently shrinking (relatively) over the last decade even as that from China and India have been rising, says Gunajit Kalita, researcher, Regional Impact, ICREAR.
Only women and elderly with a Surinam or Antillean background were relatively over represented in the study population.
While in the former study [ 13], PRKAB1, PRKAG2 and PHKD were relatively over expressed in the muscles of L compared to F chickens, none of them were found to be differentially expressed between F and L chickens in the present study.
Furthermore, while the CMP database includes both intensive care and high-dependency beds, it is likely that higher level care is relatively over represented, such that the results may reflect a postoperative population that has a worse than average postoperative course.
Recent launches in Yangon in Myanmar and Phnom Penh in Cambodia — two relatively over-looked countries — best epitomize this new-found strategy of working with governments.
The most surprising result was perhaps that clusters of employment within such modern branches are relatively over-represented in certain parts of some lagging areas, a fact that may reflect the effects of regional policy measures on the decentralisation of R&D and post secondary education.
Low scores may have been underestimated and then the high scores of critically ill patients were relatively over-estimated.
Three PCRs with Psmb8 in rat lung, Cnot2 in rat liver and Prpf4b in M.fortis lung produced products that were relatively under-expressed compared with the microarray data while a PCR amplification of Abhd6 in rat lung was relatively over-expressed.
Values above 1 mean that the respective age group was relatively over-represented among EMIS respondents.
Within-group comparisons confirmed greater representation of the relatively over-used limb in each group.
