Sentence examples for are relatively not from inspiring English sources
adverb
Proportionally, in relation to some larger scale thing.
- He measured his success relatively, that is, competitively.
However, AR's practical uses are relatively not well understood compared to those of virtual reality and other technologies (Joseph and Uther 2009).
Host innate immune responses in response to vaccination are relatively not well understood yet.
For the turbines with lower blade number, the attack angles for the high radius are relatively not too low.
In the GPU implementation, all the involved arrays are single precision (float 32 bits) as most GPUs are relatively not efficient with 64 bits operations.
The simulation results show that signal time, signal duration and signal amplitude of the EGRR signaling network are relatively not robust against the simultaneous variation of the reference parameter set.
In the former case, this means that users are adding distinct tags to the LOs of the repository, whereas in the latter case the users are reusing tags that are relatively not popular in the social tagging system.
It was true: although the festival participants were relatively fit, the locals were relatively not fit.
"My view about the deficit is it's relatively not as bad as when Clinton took office," he explained.
"Europe does not have low operating costs and Jubail in Saudi Arabia is one potential competitor, but it's relatively not an easy place to do business," he said.
Positive predictive value was relatively not high but negative predictive value of the test was high.
Only β2 shifted to lower frequency in the blend while β1 was relatively not affected by blending.
