Sentence examples for a relatively critical from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Harding's leadership, The Times took a relatively critical stance against its parent company's handling of the hacking scandal, and speculation arose that the spirited coverage had led to his ouster.

This is a relatively critical problem for single-camera setups.

The take-off phase of modern airliners is a relatively critical phase of flight.

Traveling gives us a relatively critical vantage from which the life ways of home are brought into clearer resolution.

Since that time, Corker has gained a reputation for being relatively critical of Trump, although not without equivocations.

The solubility of PDXL which has a relatively lower critical solution temperature in water is improved by the presence of the surfactant.

In addition, these kinds of materials have a relatively high critical temperatures and stability at ambient atmosphere make them potential candidates for applications in other superconducting devices, for example, single photon detectors [16] and hot-electron bolometric mixers [17].

The polymers were synthesized using reversible addition fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) polymerization technique and they were found to form stable polymeric micelles in water above a relatively low critical concentration.

The significant modulation of enantioselectivity is may be due to the fact that SDS has a very high HLB value and a relatively low critical micelle concentration (CMC), which is favorable for forming an oil-in-water emulsion and for solubilizing the hydrophobic dl-menthyl acetate in the dispersed organic phase of the SDS micelles in the aqueous phase.

Moreover, the results reveal a relatively late critical time of involvement of both regions for recognizing emotional prosody in entire sentences.

This is a relatively large critical care study with a total of 562 patients, although the average Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation score was 8 and only 89 patients developed delirium.