Sentence examples for be changing relative to from inspiring English sources
If emigrated individuals are returning to Colombia, the family composition and, in particular, the family size of households residing in treatment municipalities may be changing relative to control municipalities.
Moreover, real employer costs y were changing relative to the sterling-denominated and inflation-adjusted statutory parameters such as the jobless allowance and the PT.
As IQ is based on an age-adjusted calculation, such changes do not represent absolute shifts in ability, but they do suggest that the individual's ability is changing relative to his/her peers.
China's price deflation and the dollar's weakness mean that the yuan is actually depreciating in real terms (though it is nonsense to accuse China of exporting deflation: its cheap exports are changing relative prices, not generating deflation overall).
Since the start of the Sol is always changing relative to Earth time, the team's start time for daily planning had to be moved a few hours later each week.
This type of transistor-level simulation is absolutely necessary for asynchronous circuits because the inputs change relative to handshaking signals, which are not periodic, instead of changing relative to a periodic clock pulse, as do synchronous systems.
Another reason is that the Earth's elliptical orbit is changing its orientation relative to the sun (it skews), which causes the Earth's axis to constantly point in a different direction — a process called precession.
First, they are changing the relative proportions of the three metals, to create a material able to store more lithium ions.
