Sentence examples for retain relatively from inspiring English sources
George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said that the government's plan for reducing the budget deficit was on track and that it was the only way for Britain to retain relatively low interest payments on its debt.
Nevertheless, comparative compression analysis of both morphologies shows that the microcapsules retain relatively high compressive moduli.
This is true for the rice monocupin family, where the duplicated genes retain relatively high nucleotide identity.
A thermocouple with the junction diameter of 0.7 mm can retain relatively long time (ca. 2 s) of steady apparent thermal inertia coefficient.
Several workers have shown the use of different biomaterials such as non-living bacteria, microalgae, fungi, seaweed and even agricultural byproducts, which can retain relatively high quantities of metal ions by passive sorption and/or by complexation mechanism.
It is worth noting that the hydrogel only containing 0.10 wt% GO exhibited significant improvement of swelling capacity in neutral medium, and could also retain relatively higher swelling capacities to a certain degree at acidic and basic solutions.
While it retained relatively few Celtic words, the developing language had its vocabulary greatly enriched by Germanic borrowings, and its phonetic development was influenced by Germanic speech habits.
But for Cablevision, the bigger value is in the subscribers it has retained: relatively affluent households in tightly clustered markets in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut that have been willing to sign up for expanded packages of service in response to the company's active marketing.
During the Ming Dynasty, they retained relatively high status in the government and military.
The surface-immobilized HRP retains relatively high enzymatic activity in comparison to its activity in solution.
Additionally, the reciprocal double mutant of LinBMI (V134I/H247A) still retained relatively high LinBMI-type activity (Ito et al. [2007]).
