Sentence examples for that relatively more from inspiring English sources

Losing the tail means that relatively more of a bird's mass is at the front of the body, resulting in a more forwards centre of mass.

The researchers discovered that relatively more mature students didn't have an academic edge; instead, when they looked at their progress at the end of kindergarten, and, later, when they reached middle school, they were worse off in multiple respects.

Higher pyramid scores indicating that relatively more of the content is as highly weighted as possible.

Jepsen and Choudhuri (2001) also found that relatively more women show changing career patterns.

After data editing, this number reduces to around 1.15 %, which means that relatively more observations are rejected.

b) Published literatures indicate that relatively more importance has been given to detection of defects for cold strip surfaces.

But don't think that the relatively more modest sum of $100,000 won't buy you something pretty nice too.

It may be, therefore, that the relatively more rapid electrode corrosion was aided by the set cathode potential.

It is of interest that the relatively more active attitude of Lerman et al (1999) and our less interfering approach gave basically the same results.

Column (1) shows that establishments that had relatively more male full-time employees in their late fifties before the EESL revision reduced their relative employment size.

We have been trimming stuff that is relatively more expensive so that we can buy stuff that is relatively cheap.