Sentence examples for relatively typical of from inspiring English sources

The fauna of France is relatively typical of western European countries.

This makes for a fun atmosphere, with a buzzing beachside stretch of craft shops that are pleasant enough to browse, despite the offerings being relatively typical of coastal towns all over the world.

The population from which the studies were drawn is relatively typical of the total UK population.

The functional distribution of the GO-assigned O. marina contigs is relatively typical of eukaryotes, representing a broad range of biological processes and cellular components.

All of the bot's sweet puffery keeps "Big Hero 6" afloat as it plows into the relatively typical terrain of superhero-villain battles fought with the fate of the world hanging by a thread.

Amid all that, Baymax's "sweet puffery keeps 'Big Hero 6' afloat as it plows into the relatively typical terrain of superhero-villain battles fought with the fate of the world hanging by a thread".

Ten relatively typical cases of TDP subtypes A, B and C as well as 4 cases with the C9ORF72 gene mutation were selected for this study.

Though this finding may be related to our non-clinical sample, an implication is that ruminative self-focus and negative affect are relatively typical concomitants of difficulties in goal pursuit.

All three districts represented a relatively typical rural district in terms of their population and service spread.

Any of these would have been relatively typical at an 1860s dinner," said Veit.

But Wie said the dynamics of Stanford allowed them both to enjoy relatively typical college lives.