Sentence examples for relatively similarly from inspiring English sources

Until the advent of the industrial age, people lived relatively similarly for eons -- not statically, but basically consistently, in terms of their position in the web of life.

While some correlation can be seen in SeV with its fastest growth kinetics (and highest titers) in BHK21, A549 and Vero cells (all three resistant to RBV), it is less apparent in the case of VSV, which grows relatively similarly in most cell lines (Fig. 7B).

As the other predictors had relatively the same association with the outcome, they were weighted relatively similarly.

In so doing, it is apparent that amino acids behave relatively similarly as groups (Supporting Information Tables S3B and S3C).

Levels of urea secretion in both types of adult cell culture were maintained relatively similarly, although they diminished slightly at later timepoints.

This study showed that models performed relatively similarly well at predicting their own measured concentrations, but the ESCAPE model increasingly overpredicted the measurements of independent data sets at higher NO2 levels.

Drug-related TEAEs were relatively infrequent, similarly distributed across the fasted and fed cohorts, and were similar to those reported in a previous phase I clinical study.

Similarly, relatively high fees (about £1,500 a time) are paid to people who appear on Have I Got News For You.

Similarly, relatively passive activities appear longer than do those requiring active participation; e.g., time passes faster for the student who is taking notes than for one who passively listens.

As the argument is relatively standard and similarly to [12], we omit it.

Relatively small and similarly sized introns were found in both pb-1 49-688 bp) and pb-3 47-644 bp), and the order of the types of introns in pb-1 was the same as in pb-3 (Table 3).