Sentence examples for a case relatively from inspiring English sources

The jury has spent 14 days hearing prosecutors pull details of the affair from witnesses, in a case relatively light on election law.

It employs a sex-balanced case (relatively high ESMU scores) - control (relatively low ESMU scores) design with 50 random university students who have reported varying levels of ESMU.

An example is used to illustrate that non-linear (higher order) force components are present at resonance, even for a case with relatively weak fluid structure interaction.

Hence, it may represent a case of relatively recent acquisition of a new catalytic activity.

"This area let him work on a case for a relatively short period of time and close it.

A case that seems relatively low-risk will usually involve four officers.

Also, it should be kept in mind that the results of this study are based on a case mix of relatively young (<61 years) breast cancer patients.

A case in a relatively high-poverty area, further from the health department, may take longer to detect because of financial and logistical barriers to seeking TB-related healthcare [ 15, 17].

The surveillance system has already established baseline frequency expectations and case ascertainment, which makes the verification of any unusual aggregation of cases relatively straightforward, a process which we also integrate in the data quality strategy [ 11].

But it is a case of these being relatively minor incidents," Mr O'Donovan told the BBC.

Goldberg (1995) presented a different case of relatively lexicalized construction in English, the "way" construction.