Sentence examples for relatively raised from inspiring English sources

Pomacea diffusa is known as the spike-topped apple snail, because of its relatively raised spire.

Average daily mortality was relatively raised round the 90th day of the year coinciding with the peak of the temperature period (March April).

When they landed, Humbert relatively quickly raised several hundred poorly disciplined recruits to join him, and began moving south.

A few stated that relatively mild raised temperatures were normally interpreted as a sign of malaria, with very high fevers attributed to other illnesses, particularly to those associated with evil spirits or witchcraft.

It has been widely used to screen drug effects [ 16- 18] because of its use of natural conditions and stimuli to induce anxiety, such as a fear of a new, bright, and open space and the fear of balancing on a relatively narrow raised surface [ 19].

Payroll taxes are relatively unimportant, raising significant amounts only in Australia, Austria, France, Ireland, and Sweden but rarely exceeding 5 percent of total revenue.

Meanwhile, China is building storage plants to amass emergency reserves while prices remain relatively low, raising expectations that China may import as much as 15 percent more oil this year.

While other, more complex superconducting materials work at higher temperatures, magnesium boride is relatively inexpensive, raising hopes that it might eventually find applications in magnetic resonance imaging machines, more efficient power transmission lines and a variety of electronic devices.

(Frustration with bad Wi-Fi is a form of unhappiness that didn't exist until relatively recently — raising the possibility that human satisfaction, over all, may be a zero-sum game).

This was a single centre study and our patient population was relatively small, raising the possibility of selection bias.

The effects of sulfonylureas on inflammatory markers are conflicting, and the studies examining these end points are relatively small, raising questions about their validity.