Sentence examples for as one relative from inspiring English sources

He says he hopes that, as one relative put it, the truth could set them free.

By the time Richard was born, however, the Green family was, as one relative told me, "very English — a big house and no money".

In the current ABM, all cells were assumed to have the same basal expression levels of α5β1 integrin (defined as one "relative unit").

As one relative recently put it to me, "If you drop him in Oshkosh or anywhere, he'll find his way home".

To reflect a cohort of persons in the "moderately increased risk" category (defined as: one 1st degree relative with CRC diagnosed before age 55 years; or two 1st or one 1st and one 2nd degree relative/s on the same side of the family diagnosed at any age), we followed the approach adopted by Ladabaum et al. [ 20] and Ramsey et al. [ 21].

Many of these maquiladora jobs are now disappearing, as the one relative advantage Mexico once had -- cheap labor -- erodes in an expanding global marketplace.

A similar trend, Child > Spouse, was observed for relatedness (as only one relative was a parent and 9 were siblings theses were not included in the analysis) with significance reached in "consequences in patients sexuality", "the patients choice" and "patient's short term quality of life" (p= 0.007, 0.003 and 0.009, respectively; t-test).

Subsequently, new media information revealed ongoing human plague cases, including nosocomial pneumonic infections which had spread from one patient to medical staff and one relative, as well as a severe lack of biosafety personal protective and laboratory equipment (3).

After cancer treatment, it is common to feel a need for stimulating natural defence mechanisms in the body [ 19, 20], for example through healthy eating or physical exercise, as suggested by one relative.

The power dynamics of familial relationships may have influenced the data in the form of dominant responses from the elder family members, as we included more than one relative or family member as respondents in the interviews.

High physical activity was defined as exercising four or more times a week and accentuated family history of T2D (FH+) was defined as having more than one relative with the disease, including one FDR.