Sentence examples for relatively repeatable from inspiring English sources

Contact area was less precise, but relatively repeatable for all systems.

Phenotypic and genetic correlations between the two feed deprivation periods or the two re-feeding periods were moderate (r = 0.45 0.51, and 0.71 0.73 respectively for phenotypic and genetic correlations) indicating that FD and RF are relatively repeatable.

This feature allows modulating the intensity of light in a relatively repeatable manner by altering the driving current, therefore dispensing with neutral density filters.

The practice of assigning leaf ranks (Hickey, 1971, 1977; Doyle and Hickey, 1976; Ash et al., 1999) provides a subjective but relatively repeatable method of recognizing levels of organization in leaves: a leaf with few orders of venation and irregular vein courses is considered less organized than a leaf with highly regular veins falling into distinct size classes.

Finally, we defined the criteria and the conditions for a repeatable, relatively fast and relevant endurance test.

The acquisition of a reliable, repeatable, relatively non-invasive method for measuring cardiac output (CO) and hence cardiac index (CI) in children remains elusive.

Measures of individual quality need to be relatively consistent and repeatable over time in order to reflect the state of an individual over long time spans and reveal information about the inherent quality of individuals.

Here we present a relatively low-cost, repeatable method for spatially parsing the landscape to help the U.S. Forest Service manage for different forest and fuel conditions to meet multiple goals relating to sensitive species, fuels reduction, forest products, water, carbon storage, and ecosystem restoration.

The idea seems to be that humans in society not only interact, but that they collectively create relatively enduring cultural products (repeatable stories, stageable dramas, and so forth) within which members of that society can recognise patterns of their own communal life as so reflected.

Because yoga is now so popular, said Kelley, she hopes the series will provide a recognizable and "great shorthand way of getting people to move their bodies into positions that [are] relatively safe, in a repeatable, reliable way".

Before recording we preconditioned the muscles by repeatedly (5 10 times) stretching and releasing them sinusoidally over their entire range (which is standard procedure in tissue rheology to guarantee repeatable results; the relatively low number of cycles used here is justified by the in vivo condition, which is unique to our experiment).