Sentence examples for smaller relatively from inspiring English sources

But the higher the females lived, in shrubs or up in the trees, the smaller, relatively, males tended to be.

This is because coal-fired electricity conversion technology has comparatively low operating and penalty costs and relatively low capital cost for capacity expansion, and the related cost of natural gas-fired electricity conversion technology is a little higher than coal-fired power and the pollutants emission from natural gas-fired power generation process is smaller relatively.

NBC News, citing unnamed law enforcement officials, reported that it was a smaller, relatively inexpensive utility-style blade typically carried by construction workers or other laborers and inconsistent with it being the murder weapon.

In smaller, relatively well-off districts in Ohio, RTTT funds have allowed districts to hire long-term substitutes that free veteran teachers to develop new curricula and student learning objectives, or to establish comprehensive family-outreach efforts.

This is important for understanding RHDV epidemiology in smaller, relatively isolated rabbit populations.

Second, Rice et al. analyzed 1,076 patients enrolled in ARDS studies; this contrasts markedly with our smaller, relatively unfiltered cohort of 77 mechanically ventilated patients.

Just when CD player technology appeared to be badly outclassed by ever-smaller, relatively skip-proof mini-disc and MP3 players, designers of portable CD players began striking back with better technologies.

These were, roughly, netbooks without screens, so they were very small, relatively cheap, and reasonably quiet.

It's a small, relatively safe sea-side town which is absolutely buzzing during carnival week.

In China and Southeast Asia, edible oils have been produced principally by small, relatively crude equipment.

There is a new confidence about this small, relatively isolated country.