Sentence examples for relatively strong positive from inspiring English sources

The model does not demonstrate the relatively strong positive pressure dependence of burning velocity as was observed experimentally in the work of Cummings et al. [Proc. Combust. Inst. 8 (1962) 503 510].

Especially, the I138L mutation showed relatively strong positive effects on both conversion steps in almost all mutant enzymes examined (Figure 5c), suggesting this mutation plays a key role in LinBMI-type activity.

Second, it is also worth mentioning the existence of a relatively strong positive correlation between in-kind social benefits on disability and the mentioned cost of disability across countries.

In the double-infected shrimp samples, the expression of HSP-70 in the gills is induced by 3 orders of magnitude when IHHNV is the predominant epizootic, which reveals a relatively strong positive correlation (p < 0.0001 and r = 0.7370) between the number of IHHNV particles and the increase in HSP-70 copy number (Figure 3A).

A relatively strong positive correlation was found between eligibilities for ES and ED (r = 0.44).

There was a relatively strong positive relationship between parity and overweight.

"On the positive side of the ledger, we should recognize that past efforts to strengthen capital positions and the financial infrastructure place the global financial system in a relatively strong position to work through this process".

However, when accounting for the correct time sequence in our prospective analyses, there was a relatively strong, significant, positive relationship between the lipophilic index and diabetes incidence.

There was a relatively strong and positive relationship between VWM-task performance and cortex activity for high structural disease load, but the relationship diminished as structural disease load lightened with the lowest structural disease load showing no relationship.

Compared with other body size indicators, clothes size at age 20 has a relatively strong and positive association with attained adult height in our analysis, and may be representative both of height and of adiposity at that age.

Survival showed relatively stronger and positive association with post-submergence stem, leaf and root dry weights than with their corresponding pre-submergence dry weight values (Table  2) and the more severe the stress, the stronger the correlation.