The phrase "address this relatively" is not correct in standard written English.
It lacks clarity and specificity, making it difficult to understand the intended meaning.
Example: "In order to address this relatively, we need to consider the broader context of the issue."
Alternatives: "approach this comparatively" or "tackle this in relation to".
Achieving a high accuracy of replication at the sequence level is clearly an important challenge for early organisms, and other types of models such as error-threshold models [ 18] address this point Relatively accurate sequence replication must have been achieved relatively early in evolution before genomes that contained many genes could evolve.
While prior work has proposed warp-scheduling and cache-bypassing techniques to address this issue, relatively little work has been done in the context of advanced cache indexing (ACI).
However, the present study addresses this question relatively shortly, limiting the question to the extracephalic reference electrode position.
Three published clinical trials [ 30- 32] have focused on the question of whether genotyping will lead to patients spending more time in the therapeutic range (the dose that gives the best effects without side-effects) and achieving a stable dose sooner, and all three have addressed this using relatively small numbers of patients.
But surely we came into politics, into government, to do much more than address the relatively small amount of abuse of our welfare and immigration systems?
The research, though limited, is considered by experts to be a step in the effort to address the relatively shallow understanding of the potential long-term effects of head trauma on young players.
Modern metal-on-metal (MoM) hip resurfacing was developed in order to address the relatively poor survival of conventional prostheses in young, active male patients.
In 1997, the primary use of metaterms was to address the relatively restrictive nature of some MeSH terms in information retrieval [ 10].
The recent extension of these methods to incorporate grace periods is an attempt to address the relatively limited data typically available, by decreasing censored treatment initiations and hence increasing power.
More integrative statistical techniques such as MPCA can be used to address these relatively complex data patterns and could be used in future attempts to identify empirically-based subtypes/phenotypes of depression.
