Sentence examples for relatively suboptimal from inspiring English sources

The cylindrical cage of the Stabilis model sustained the lowest stress as a result of its relatively suboptimal ROM control.

16 LBP is less well recognised in this age group, and consequently, health resources are relatively suboptimal.

29 However, it is worthwhile to notice that the depth of exome sequencing in the first part of our study might be relatively suboptimal and tumour samples were not microdissected and the proportion of 'contaminating' normal cells could be high in some cases.

20 Although acute intrapartum events severe enough to cause profound hypoxia or death in the fetus are fortunately relatively rare, suboptimal intrapartum care or failure to recognise signs of developing fetal compromise is not.

Currently, the field of healthcare is primarily focused on late stage disease including treatments applied relatively late with suboptimal health outcomes.

This finding is in line with previous studies suggesting that a change of employer reduces wages (Campolieti and Krashinsy 2006) thus supporting the hypothesis that the job match between a (previously) sick-listed employee and a new employer relatively often is suboptimal, leading to separation.

This relatively broad, although suboptimal response curve, gives a measure for the robustness of the system to extrinsic noise due to fluctuations in input or output ligand concentrations.

Our performance results demonstrate that the implemented AlignGraph software is able to improve the results of a wide range of de novo assemblers for complex genomes even with relatively diverse and suboptimal guide sequences as reference.

In the dark-field arrangement, a relatively broad and suboptimal (ring-type) light pattern is therefore created in the object, which leads to low light fluence in the focal zone of the transducer and an overall loss of the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), imaging speed and/or penetration depth.

For example, relatively slow or suboptimal development of motor inhibition increases the likelihood of alcohol involvement (Fernie et al., 2013), and problematic drinking (Nigg et al., 2006) in adolescents, and in adults disinhibition predicts the severity of dependence at follow-up (Rubio et al., 2008).

In addition, the conversion process fragments remaining wild or rural ecosystems into ever-smaller patches, and relatively high amounts of suboptimal habitat are found at the boundaries between the remaining native ecosystems and those that have been modified for human use.