Sentence examples for was relatively different from inspiring English sources
adverb
Proportionally, in relation to some larger scale thing.
- He measured his success relatively, that is, competitively.
Among the three strains used, the population of vsiRNAs of different size classes was relatively different with PVY-NTN accumulating the highest level of vsiRNAs, while PVY-N infected plants had the least population of vsiRNAs.
For instance, the community composition in the progressing active sites was relatively different from the Massachusetts in chronic severe periodontitis sites previously described [ 1].
However, the description of roles is relatively different.
Assembly changeover will be applied if two adjacent assembly operations are relatively different.
While the size of these effects converges with the early literature, its nature is relatively different.
According to the parents' perspective, the child's behaviours were relatively different in relation to adoption communication openness.
"The structures that ants form are relatively different from the structure that we were able to form, but it's the same type of principle," he said.
Thus, since the hydrophobicity of ethanol is relatively different from that of butanol, their individual impact on the transport of gasoline in the vadose zone could be different.
The electrical conductivity of RGO and crystalline graphite is high, whereas that of GO and AC is poor; therefore, the electrical conductivity of each NCBNF is relatively different.
Calcrete87Sr/86Sr ratios (0.706357 to 0.709208) show strong affinity with those obtained in aeolian carbonate dust and marine deposits, and are relatively different from those obtained in basalts.
The Takeo (2009) dataset is relatively different from the other ones as it recorded signals from a swarm at very short distances.
