Sentence examples for combines the relative from inspiring English sources

Yet, we can't find anything that combines the relative safety and efficacy of SO2, or we would have replaced it.

The proposed TMD beam device combines the relative advantages of the classical ('mechanical') TMD and the shunted piezoelectric patch ('electrical' vibration absorber), presenting the prospect of a functionally more readily-adaptable class of 'electromechanical' tuned vibration absorbers.

Cohort effect: a measure that combines the relative number of individuals who have the same age with respect to the region size (direct competition to the individual) and the relative number individuals who are 1 or 2 years around the individual's age (with a weight of 2/3) reflecting the partial competition.

In summary, Mab-seq combines the relative ease and low-cost of microarrays with the power and depth of HTP sequencing to create flexible, quality-tested libraries that can be archived and re-used multiple times.

The AF combines the relative risk (RR) associated with exposure with the proportion exposed.

This method combines the relative abundance (specificity) with the frequency (fidelity) of species (or stage groups) at a site and finds the stage groups that are significantly concentrated at a site or group of sites.

When you combine the relative difficulty and importance of measurement, you begin to see why effective management is not necessarily simple.

By combining the relative localization method with the absolute localization method, a cooperative localization scheme of the CPRMCs is developed, and an improved localization algorithm is designed on the basis of multilateration method.

The main attention is paid to the data fusion approach adopted to improve the accuracy of the position estimate by combining the relative distance measurements to the GPS coordinates.

In many cases, the 'Fault factor' combining the relative location of the fault, its extent and mechanism, helps explain the general characteristics of earthquake-triggered landslide events, but it does not explain why some events trigger landslides at very far distances, such as the Ms = 5.8 Saguenay earthquake that induced landslides at unexpected large epicentral distances of more than 100 km.

Last, for each variant we combine the relative distance between consecutive copy number classes with genetic information in a novel attempt to estimate the reference model bias.