Sentence examples for relatively small length from inspiring English sources

In these tests, significant variations in the diffusion coefficient were calculated over the relatively small length (centimeter) and time scales (months) investigated.

Such catalyst self-consumption during the NW growth will lead to a smaller axial growth rate for the NWs [12, 14], which is confirmed by the relatively small length of the second group of NWs.

Given relatively small length of TFIIAγ genes, we used a window size of 10 amino acid (30 bp) and a step size of 3 amino acid (9 bp) in the sliding window analysis.

They can sequence DNA, analyse it, and edit it in relatively small lengths.

Consequently, in practice, the k values used have been set to relatively small lengths, such as 5 and 6.

We attribute this observation to the low aggregation number which is a consequence of the stiffness of the PAA28- co-PAPEO22 molecule and relatively small lengths of the oppositely charged P2MVPI43 chain [ 8].

In general, the larger slope and fine texture of topography have relatively smaller length of stream.

Streams having relatively smaller lengths indicate that the area is with high slopes.

Stream length is an important hydrological feature of the basin as it reveals surface runoff character and streams of relatively smaller lengths exemplify the larger slope and finer texture of the area.

Eels from the Sieg were relatively small (mean length 47 cm, mean weight 203 g).

Groups P3 and P12 were not retrieved on the resulting tree indicating incomplete branching resolution because of relatively small sequence length taken into account.