The phrase "also relative for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "The concept is also relative for different cultures."
Alternatives: "also relevant to" or "also applicable to".
A discrete Fourier transform is then performed to analyze these new functions, finding typical frequencies and their corresponding periods for each one of these signals and, also, relative phases for coincident periods between two or more signals.
Since all measurements are relative to the frame of reference of the observer, concepts are also relative; length, for example, is a different concept when measured terrestrially than when measured astronomically.
In further research, also relative values to for example inhabitants could be analyzed in greater detail.
This effect was statistically significant relative to DDFS for patients with triple-negative tumors and those with ER/PR-positive tumors, and also relative to OS for patients with triple-negative tumors and HER2-positive tumors.
It's a double whammy--you're grieving not only the pet, but also the relative". For an elderly person whose spouse has died, a once-shared pet "can be the last vestige of connection with the deceased husband or wife," Quecke said.
That rule isn't just relevant for friends or relationships, but also for relatives, and just as much for parents.
Consumers often indicated intent to not only buy an Apple Watch for themselves, but also for relatives.
If someone is admitted to the hospital, the expenses are not just for the patients, but the expenses are also for relatives to stay with the patients".
But by drilling into the tooth and performing the genetic analysis the scientists were able to not only figure out who it belonged to, but also provide relative dates for when the Denisovan lived.
Dorne is both part of the "western" world of Westeros and yet culturally apart, with better food and wine, but also its relative autonomy for both women and bastards (and the Sand Snakes, who are both).
