Sentence examples for as though relatively from inspiring English sources

Despite the potential problems of AM removals to the prediction of PA, it appears as though relatively simple imputation procedures can be implemented to reduce poor estimates.

As it turned out, though, relatively few companies saw value in subsidizing home connections to the Internet.

The results of this eclecticism were often anarchic and exhilarating: designers and directors were as influential as playwrights, though relatively little drama of lasting value was produced.

And most recently, biologists published work suggesting that, though relatively secure as youngsters, tyrannosaurs faced new dangers as they reached sexual maturity — causing their teen death rate to soar!

(A cell phone that doesn't offer a Bluetooth connection, for instance, may be dismissed as underpowered, even though relatively few Americans use Bluetooth headsets).

"Despite piracy, we still view digital revenue as key bright spot, though relatively small, amid continued music CD industry sales decline," he wrote in a research note.

This habitat-related selection in Cepaea is often quoted as an example of contemporary, though relatively slow (requiring at least 100 generations; Cook, 1998) evolution.

There is tension and profanity to spare, though relatively little bloodshed, as the film makes real the movie cliché of American troops as sitting ducks for guerrilla fighters.

That leaves the low-growth (though relatively high margin) media holdings as a decidedly non-core part of Verizon.

However, though relatively infrequent, important discrepancies occurred in important areas such as comorbid conditions and complications.

The sequencing data, though relatively low in depth, are enough to well satisfy our analyses, as we shall discuss below.