Sentence examples for relatively wider from inspiring English sources

The overall trend for canaries of both sexes was higher ratios in the CROSS group and lower in the ISO, relative to NORM, indicating that tuning became relatively wider in CROSS birds from the phasic to sustained period, and showed little change in the ISOs.

Multispectral imaging systems acquire images in relatively wider and limited spectral bands.

Because the cylinders are arranged in two horizontally opposed banks, a flat-four is relatively wider and substantially lower than a stand-up, conventional inline-four.

For nanowires with (N= 3+4p), (p=0,1,2,3...) (for example (N=3)), the lower portion of the wire is relatively wider than the upper.

They cover relatively wider extents than completely burned areas each year, ranging between 3.2 and 40.6% and 0.8 11.3%, respectively, for the whole woodland.

The luminescence bands of SWNT DNA films are relatively wider and is attributed to the interaction of DNA with the nanotube surface in the solid state.

A relatively wide range of down- loadable material is available.

"We're casting a relatively wide net to build intelligence," said Admiral Stufflebeem.

"I used relatively wide lenses to see a lot of the bathhouse.

Megan McCarthy of The New York Observer noted the relatively wide net I seem to be casting.

Pavlovian conditioning appears to be a widespread phenomenon, applying to a relatively wide range of responses.