Sentence examples for be relatively free from from inspiring English sources

The study said the reason was that such areas are "assumed to be relatively free from threatening processes and therefore are not a priority for conservation efforts".

The whales may have migrated south to the Mediterranean to calve in the warmer waters of the Mediterranean, where they would also be relatively free from attack by orca, their only natural predators.

He found the thinking of these philosophers to be relatively free from the cleavage of subject and object, in comparison with modern Western philosophy, which always presupposes, consciously or unconsciously, the cogito (the thinking subject) as the starting point of thought.

Additionally, research of animal behavior has evidenced that animals in the wild appear to be relatively free from eating disorders, depression and addiction, whereas laboratory, caged and domesticated animals do have these disorders.

The presence of DOPC had no significant effect on the (already poor) development of kidneys under large volumes of medium, as would be expected since these should be relatively free from surface effects (Fig 8B, C).

PEG-tube placement was found to be relatively free from serious immediate and long- term complications.

Now we are relatively free from outside criticism.

Scotland is relatively free from ethnic and religious strife.

The H1 antihistamines are relatively free from serious side effects.

Background was subtracted using a region which was relatively free from the cluster emission.

You'll want to be there because American institutions are relatively free from corruption.