Sentence examples for shallower relative to from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the low-risk survival curves for the clinical models are shallower relative to the gene expression predictions.

A reduction in signaling bends the ridge that separates the basins towards the GATA-positive state, making its basin of attraction narrower and shallower relative to that of the NANOG-positive state (Fig. 7E,F).

The 2001 recession is considered short and shallow relative to the nine others since World War II, which averaged 11 months.

Tulare County's water table is shallow, relative to other parts of the San Joaquin Valley.

In order to provide a quantitative constraint on HF source amplitude, we derive an upper bound on the HF slip rate power in the shallower regions relative to the deeper regions.

The range of 2-D projected area was the same for both shallow and deep microwells (78 330 µm2), but the total adhesive surface area was between 300 690 µm2 for shallow wells relative to 314 942 µm2 for deep microwells.

The Tiangong-1 is moving fast, at a shallow angle relative to the atmosphere, and the height of the atmosphere at any point depends on the regional temperature.

Only the simulations of montmorillonite contain both structural hydroxyl groups with shallow orientations relative to the surface,[42] and a small proportion of tetrahedral charge, conditions which allow Cs+ to occupy positions within or near six-oxygen cavities and close to oxygen triads (Fig. 4).

Though the structural hydroxyls of beidellite are oriented at a shallow angle relative to the surface,[42] which reduces electrostatic repulsion, the tetrahedral charge sites present in the mineral are located directly beneath some of the oxygen triads at the surface, making them attractive locations for interlayer cations (Fig. 4).

For the 0 to 100 nM gradient, we observed the highest accuracy at the lower concentrations and there was a trend in which the accuracy declined as we moved right across the chamber to sections at higher average concentrations and shallower relative slopes.

However, the diagnostically low iodine data from mid-Proterozoic shallow-water carbonates, relative to those of the bracketing time intervals, are consistent with a dynamic chemocline and anoxic waters that would have episodically mixed upward and laterally into the shallow oceans.