Sentence examples for thereby relatively from inspiring English sources

With its relatively low dependence on a specific part of the washout curve and thereby relatively insensitive to small artefacts, it may be favourable for oxygen washout.

Binary nylon6/rubber blends with 50 or 60weightpercentnt of an EPDM rubber exhibit co-continuous morphologies and thereby relatively poor mechanical properties.

The lower reaction rate and thereby relatively smaller mass-transfer resistance in the catalyst is most likely a primary cause for the increased selectivity when a reaction modifier is used.

The organic acids formed during the hydrothermal pretreatment might catalyze the hydrolysis of glycosidic bonds in hemicelluloses to mono- and oligosaccharides and thereby relatively increase the cellulose content.

In these cases, the lesions were located in or close to the abdominal wall and thereby relatively far away from the majority of software detected landmarks (mostly located in the spine and the pelvis).

Thus, rather than falling lock-step behind either one or the other, I think we would do better to reconcile their apparent differences and thereby escape relatively unscathed from the cannibalism.

In what is known as conformal radiation therapy, radiation treatment uses multiple beams that conform to the tumour shape, thereby exposing relatively small areas of normal tissue to ionizing radiation.

For 5-nm AuNPs, the degree of inhibition was apparently counteracted, thereby maintaining relatively high activities (more than 75%) even under 100 μM AuNPs.

With heavy lobbying by business groups, many progressives feared the White House would recommend only modest changes, thereby impacting relatively few workers and employers.

They are more likely to have their diabetes under control, thereby representing relatively mild, or possibly earlier phenotypes.

Decrystallized cellulose is more amenable to enzymatic hydrolysis than the native cellulose, thereby requiring relatively less cellulase in the enzyme mixture.