The phrase "are relatively able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or individuals who possess a certain level of ability compared to others, often in a specific context.
Example: "The students in this program are relatively able when it comes to understanding complex mathematical concepts."
Alternatives: "are somewhat capable" or "are fairly competent."
Even when subjects get a positive income fewer times in LS10, they are relatively better able to cope with the optimization problem and smooth their consumption over time.
Naturally, "The eligibility requirements and computations are complex, yet recipients are relatively less able to understand complex rules and less likely to speak English as their primary language, creating a recipe for confusion".
- Cancer cells, by their nature, are relatively speaking more able to suppress the induction of anoikis which permits them to remain viable under anchorage independent conditions.
But problems also arise when it is governments that are relatively strong, and so able to confer special status on some pressure groups and withhold it from others.
Dr. Smith said most chemotherapy regimens had been tested only in patients who are relatively well, independently mobile and able to perform most of the tasks of daily life.
In other words, the 54K SNP-chip appears to have higher "statistical power", and is relatively better able to identify true carriers of the haplotype.
Although the KEGG system was able to place many of the H327 proteins into a multitude of metabolic pathways, its overall performance was relatively poor, being able to assign a KEGG number to only approximately 36% of the proteins (table 3).
The procedure is relatively fast and able to screen automatically and iteratively molecules contained in databases and libraries of compounds.
Simply tracking online negativity is not enough on its own, though - while one business may live and die by its brand reputation, another may be relatively resilient and able simply to wait out the storm.
Finding an alternative vehicle fuel poses a difficult challenge: it has to be relatively cheap and able to reduce carbon emissions without using up valuable crop land or trees from forests.
