Significados de relative number en inglés

In children the relative number of volute and conical striæ indicate their future.

The relative number of atrial cells gradually increases from the central pacemaker area toward the atrium.

One other matter remains to be mentioned; namely, the relative number of words named in the half-minute periods.

The level of resistance was estimated as the relative number of eggs laid on the plants by P. xylostella.

For instance, the relative number of the two sexes, the earlier emergence of the males, the laws of inheritance, etc.

Mr. Smee says that "diseases of the digestive organs greatly exceed in England the relative number found in other countries."

In the army everywhere, when the description of a person is written down, the relative number of volutes and coniferous finger-tips is noted.

This is an evil which no change in the relative number of Europeans and natives employed in Government and other services could materially affect.

We have started to make an informal survey of the relative number of adjectives and verbs used in a recent "Notes and Comment"department.

Now in the subjective elevation of the individual, and therewith the unprecedented relative number of individuals thus elevated, herein do we exceed all other peoples.

But whatever their constituency or relative numbers, the Protestants now carried all before them.

Without regard to relative numbers, the odds are all in favor of the road agents.

That is to say, their actual and relative numbers mere nearly doubled in fifty years.

The relative numbers of the opposing parties have nothing to do with the question of right.

The relative numbers are here again suggestive.

Both absolute neutrophil counts and relative numbers of activated neutrophils were significantly increased in pregnant versus cyclic rats.