Sentence examples for this number relative from inspiring English sources

Our results show that, on average, contact prediction significantly increases this number relative to unconstrained docking.

The second column contains the total number of SNPs found, and the third column shows this number relative to the number of base pairs checked.

The relative number of type II fibres on each section was quantified by counting the number of type II+ fibres and expressing this number relative to the total number of muscle fibres.

This is a large number relative to the army as a whole, which has expanded to 93,000 troops from about 50,000 in 1996.Some argue that such a large force is no longer needed Nepal's huge neighbours, India and China, are both friendly.

While this is a large number relative to some knowledge syntheses (e.g. many systematic reviews), as an aim of scoping reviews is to pose a broad question and then appreciate the extent of the literature on an issue from a variety of sources it is not unthinkable to include this many sources in a single review [ 14].

In this regard, fluctuations of average Nusselt number relative to Reynolds number were compared in both studies.

This number is relative to the number of people working and instruments available in the lab.

If this number is relative large to the number of observed studies, the observed results, even with some publication bias, can be treated as a reliable estimate of the true effect [ 15].

It is striking that the successful isolations of G. destructans were very few in number, relative to the large number of bat samples examined in this study.

Austria has also taken a "huge number" relative to its size, while other countries have taken very few.

Although Germany received by far the most, Sweden was the member state with the highest number relative to its population size.