Sentence examples for relatively pronounced from inspiring English sources

Relatively pronounced front-tooth wear is seen in Shanidar 2 and 6 as well as in other younger adult Neanderthals.

Such a tradeoff may be relatively pronounced in the context of starvation resistance.

A relatively pronounced negative fluid balance was required for a significant corresponding directional change in BIVA hydration to occur.

Between the Coastal and Central zones, the odds were fairly constant by wealth quintile except in the Northern zone where the marginal effects are relatively pronounced.

Haematological toxicity was relatively pronounced in the current study of cisplatin and vinorelbine with 48% of patients having leukopenia CTC grade 3 or 4 (Table 2).

Stability of the flow system is essential for the quality of the assay as small changes in the reaction parameters have relatively pronounced consequences in the signal.

Results show the latter is relatively less pronounced than the former, indicating the RRTW formation depends mainly on the activation energy and the generation of LRTW.

We show that bone structures are effectively enhanced and suppressed and that in most soft-tissue images local contrast of ribs decreases more than contrast between pulmonary nodules and their surrounding, making them relatively more pronounced.

The preliminary shell material studies showed that the threshold for generating water channels in the formulation could be correlated to mechanical changes of the capsule shell that were relatively more pronounced in the case of gelatin.

The inlet air temperature variation in the summer time has a considerable effect on the required air mass flow rate, while its influence becomes relatively less pronounced in winter.

As expected, rotary inertia and shear deformation of the beam decrease resonance frequency especially at high ratio of cantilever thickness to its length, and it is relatively more pronounced for higher-order frequencies, than lower ones.