Sentence examples for typically relatively from inspiring English sources
Farmland birds, he says, are typically relatively small and can easily maneuver around turbines.
While the introduction of a website button is typically relatively minor news, for Facebook, this is huge.
The number of pixels in modern tomographic experiments is typically relatively large (e.g., several thousands), which makes the error made by this approximation relatively small.
A low-voltage (4 kV), elevated-temperature (355°C) PIII process is first used to produce the modified layer, but the nitrogen concentration in this layer is typically relatively low and the thickness may not be adequate.
Swedish granitic rocks are typically relatively sparsely fractured and are best treated as a dual-porosity medium with fast flowing channels through fractures in the rock with a surrounding porous matrix, the pores of which are accessible from the fracture by diffusive transport.
Furthermore, if tissue injury also occurs, as often is the case in acute lung injury, vascular endothelial tight junction disruption will also occur in areas typically relatively resistant to fluid translocation, markedly opening up the interstitium to fluid translocation resulting in further imbalance between the intravascular and extravascular fluid and local interstitial edema [48].
However, individual investors in a pure crowd typically invest relatively small amounts of money and receive a relatively small stake of a company in return (e.g., Malmendier and Shanthikumar 2007).
This process typically required relatively large amounts of reducing agents or the use of metals dissolved in solution and was therefore relatively expensive.
Metal atoms lose electrons to nonmetal atoms because metals typically have relatively low ionization energies.
Folk songs typically have relatively straightforward melodies, usually with only one or a few notes per syllable.
"The majority of firearms seized by law enforcement typically are relatively cheap and of low quality," he said.
