The relatively large size of the gonopores of females suggests a large egg size, and thus reduced development and eclosion in a relatively advanced state.

A relatively large proportion of the articles is therefore affected.

The relatively large share of government expenditure in euro area GDP ...

The game was relatively large at the time it was released.

Ergonomically acceptable revolving tables require a relatively large amount of room.

117. With the exception of a few relatively large cities, the population of the four districts was generally distributed among a large number of communities with relatively small populations.

Other recipients of relatively large amounts include UNESCO, ILO, UNIDO and FAO.

A relatively large number of replies to the Basel questionnaire were flawed.

To make the characters easily recognizable, Winnick made the heads relatively large.

Moreover , large crosscountry disparities remained , with several euro area countries ( in particular Ireland and Spain ) experiencing relatively large increases in national unemployment rates , while others incurred rather modest increases , despite relatively large falls in output ( particularly Germany and Italy ) .

The Anglo Saxon Ruthwell Cross from Scotland, 8th century, with relatively large figures.

Among the Montagnards, there are a relatively large number of Christians, specifically Protestants.

But these are reasonably large charges, and so that's why there's a relatively large force exerting between these two particles.

More consequential, the European Central Bank has committed to a large and relatively open ended program of large scale asset purchases.

Over much of 2000 , global stock markets were subject to relatively large price fluctuations .

This test can be conducted on large groups relatively quickly with minimal equipment required.

A large share of traffic is handled by a relatively small number of airports.

A large share of traffic is handled by a relatively small number of airports.

A specific common feature is the relatively large ownership participation of employees due to the process of privatisation while capital markets are relatively underdeveloped.

A specific common feature is the relatively large ownership participation of employees due to the process of privatisation while capital markets are relatively underdeveloped.

Australia has been a particularly large beneficiary of Chinese growth, which is relatively commodity intensive.

Many large craters are surrounded by bright impact ejecta (rays) consisting of relatively fresh ice.

The cacholotes are four species of relatively large, heavy billed Furnariids in the genus Pseudoseisura.

In particular , the number of large institutions involved in bank mergers was relatively high throughout 1999 .

And that, ultimately, is how a relatively small boom can lead to such a large bust.

We believe that large dividends in threat reduction can be achieved with a relatively modest investment.

An Sa galaxy has tightly wound, poorly defined arms and possesses a relatively large core region.

And these were the developing countries they had large families and they had relatively short lives.

In contrast, the dust bands have relatively few large particles, which results in low optical depth.

These constitute a relatively small fraction of SMEs but make a large contribution to the economy.

5.2.1 Manufacturers of basic chemicals are relatively few in number and have a large production capacity.

One factor of especial significance on the Channel routes is the relatively large numbers of daytrippers.

What we are doing is making a relatively large scale effort in terms of humanitarian aid.

This may sometimes involve large amounts totalling millions, but sometimes, too, relatively small sums of money.

All sources of renewable energy require large land areas within which to gather relatively large collectors in order to produce meaningful amounts of energy.

The euro area is a large , relatively closed economy , similar in this respect to the United States .

Governments themselves are responsible for a relatively large share 27 million compared to 30.9 million in 1991.

Other agencies with relatively large C1 expenditures included UNIDO, UNESCO, ITC, ILO and WMO (see table 5).

The area is relatively large 18.19 km ² and extends over a dozen kilometers from north to south.

The larva is large, and thus it is relatively easy to dissect it and isolate its organs.

An atom consists of a small, heavy nucleus surrounded by a relatively large, light cloud of electrons.

Now, it is going to take a long time, generation after generation. You mate together relatively small dogs, wolves. And on this side you mate together relatively large wolves.

A relatively large number of short term scientific posts are also financed as non statutory staff (about 200).

The banks are financial intermediaries, handling a large volume of lending funded from a relatively small capital base.

Children with Sotos syndrome tend to be large at birth and are often taller, heavier, and have relatively large skulls (macrocephaly) than is normal for their age.