Sentence examples for that relatively many from inspiring English sources

One of the important results of the present study was that relatively many subjects with no symptoms in the oropharyngeal area had one or more tonsilloliths (46.1%).

Of note is further that relatively many participants reported pain intensity corresponding to 4 or more: 41% (the last 3 months) and 32% (the last 7 days).

An interesting aspect of HT screens data is that when comparing treatment enhancement effect of siRNAs with that of the positive control it is likely that relatively many siRNAs are less effective than the positive control.

Both sets contain proteins that are often studied and that have relatively many interactions in the PPI network.

A likely explanation for this overrepresentation of WGP fingerprints in the low end of the distribution is that they belong to clones of normal length that are missing relatively many of their sequence tags, because these are repetitive sequence tags, which are not resolved by the WGP sequencing [ 25].

In effect, some argue, they are being penalised for following that aspiration under these new league tables, which will show, in many schools, that relatively few pupils now take all English bac subjects.

Now as a system grows larger the probability that there will be relatively many inferentially connected beliefs is increased simply because there are more possible connections to be made.

Second, significant differences were observed between the metagenomes (the inventory of genes) of the two cohorts with the recent-onset rheumatoid arthritis patients showing relatively few genes for enzymes that metabolize vitamins and purines, and relatively many genes for enzymes that metabolize cysteine.

The relatively many points that the user wins, motivate the user to tag the path and not to put the mobile phone in the pocket during the recording.

Furthermore, an increase in the incidence of dyskinesias has been observed in dopamine-depleted rats that received a transplant containing relatively many serotonin and few dopamine cells, whereas the dyskinesias decreased when rats received a transplant consisting predominantly of dopaminergic neurons [16].

A major practical obstacle that we needed to overcome was that the drift diffusion model requires relatively many observations to produce informative parameter estimates; as a rule of thumb, the model requires at least 10 error RTs in each experimental condition.