Sentence examples for retained relatively from inspiring English sources

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.

This means that when the 3 therapeutic variables are taken into account statistically, AS alone retained relatively little association with patient functioning.

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.

Additionally, the reciprocal double mutant of LinBMI (V134I/H247A) still retained relatively high LinBMI-type activity (Ito et al. [2007]).

The brightly colored and spherically shaped materials (that is, PD-AgNPs) retained relatively more hardness than the darker-colored components.

Nevertheless, comparative compression analysis of both morphologies shows that the microcapsules retain relatively high compressive moduli.

One was treated early, but the others are what are known as A1 patients, meaning they have suffered no AIDS symptoms and retain relatively strong immune systems.

And although there are no official statistics on evictions, Holland says that "building-wide evictions" are more frequent as landlords cash in, and renters retain relatively few rights.

Tests show that nano-porous plasma spray coatings can be manufactured with high permeability to helium gas, while retaining relatively high thermal conductivities.

A thermocouple with the junction diameter of 0.7 mm can retain relatively long time (ca. 2 s) of steady apparent thermal inertia coefficient.