Sentence examples for to become relatively from inspiring English sources
This pattern of analysis and reporting removes fine scale detail from summaries provided to end-users, driving monitoring programmes to become relatively 'data-rich but information-poor'.
Depletion of CaAl2Si2O8 from the melt causes the melt composition to become relatively enriched in CaSiTiO5, with consequent additional depression of the anorthite freezing point.
In the long term, elevated levels of insulin may cause the body to become relatively unresponsive to the effects of insulin, which has the potential to lead to type 2 diabetes in time.
Treatments using Triton X-100 caused the resultant tissue to become relatively softer with inferior energy dissipation capabilities, while treatment using acetone/ethanol led to a significantly stiffer and dehydrated material.
Preserving skin posthumously is likely to become relatively common by the time the 20-year-olds of today enter old age, Mr. Riley said, particularly considering the monetary investment involved with collecting high-end tattoos.
Assab would also have to increase hospital discharges by 634 (35%) to become relatively technically efficient.
In order for the inefficient hospitals to have become relatively efficient, as a group, they would have needed to increase their outpatient department visits by 20611 (5.05%) and inpatient department discharges by 1806 (3.42%).
But now … well, for many, Theresa seems to have become, relatively, the cleaner thing.
Targets whose selection has led to rewarding outcomes become relatively easier to select in the future, and distracters that have been ignored with higher gains are more easily discarded.
Support for the adventurous research, which has led to many of the advances we've made over the last ten to 15 years, has become relatively difficult to obtain".
Given that an insurance company gives permission to access data, they become relatively straightforward to manage, even if many computational problems may arise during the process.
