Sentence examples for added relative from inspiring English sources

We can also calculate how many adjusted net yards each team added relative to the average team.

The effect of amount of binder added, relative composition of the powder, and type of teawaste on the product yield was studied.

He added, "Relative to our other drivers, he's already creating a big buzz because of the fact that he's unique, because he's different, because he's a trendsetter".

This strategy has started to drag down Shell's reserve replacement ratio, a metric used to reflect new reserves added relative to the amount produced, down to 48%, even lower than BP.

David Carey, the chief of Hearst Magazines, said that the private company did not discuss profits, but added: "Relative to our other 20 businesses, Esquire was No. 1 in year-over-year performance.

Indeed, he added, relative to the size of the company, which last year generated sales of 15.7 billion euros, or $15 billion, it is not even as ambitious as the 1990's project to develop the A320 family of wide-bodied jets.

President Reagan and Chancellor Helmut Kohl agreed today to go ahead with their politically sensitive plan to visit a German military cemetery Sunday, but added relatives of German war resisters to the guest list at the wreath-laying ceremony.

Second, with the modification of entropy model by adding relative weight to indicators, two more cities were quite rightly added to the list: London and São Paulo.

That difference is then multiplied by the total number of pass attempts (including sacks) to understand how many (adjusted net) yards each passing attack adds relative to the average team.

These data considerably expand upon previous studies that have identified marine bacterial resource partitioning based on seasonal and small-scale spatial habitat use (Hunt et al., 2008) by adding relative rates of substrate utilization as a critical component of the bacterial niche.

Step-and-heading approach infers the current pedestrian position sequentially by adding relative displacement to the position of previous step.