Sentence examples similar to relatively small adjustment from inspiring English sources

A correction for RLUs that were independent of ATP release was introduced by adjusting the baseline of each figure, assuming that the relatively small ATP release under control conditions remained constant.

On the other hand, individuals who stay in larger flats (they receive the lowest SSS payout quantum) may have more well-to-do relatives and friends who may not reduce their cash transfers due to the relatively small SSS payouts.

His new collection was published by the relatively small Seven Stories Press.

In addition, it has a substantial Palestinian refugee community, and a relatively small Iraqi refugee population.

This result might have been caused by using a relatively small SNP data set.

It will take place in a relatively small Senate hearing room.

Because it was relatively small, Toyota licensed a great deal of its technology from other companies.

Although the resignations appeared coincidental, they also reflected the officials' frustrations in dealing with the Treasury bureaucracy after years on a relatively small Senate staff.

The leaky mode contribution is shown to remain accurate even with a relatively small PML thickness, hence reducing the computational cost.

"In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated" suffered most from the relatively small City Center stage, and from too-bright lighting, far less sculptural in effect than the choreographer's original design.

It was published in 2007 by the relatively small Cassava Republic Press in Nigeria, without any great fanfare, after which, with few expectations of gaining a bigger audience, Cole started work on Open City.