Sentence examples for common relative to from inspiring English sources

That whiteness of the berg, that iridescent purity, that opaque and semi-opaque glass-cathedral-like structure that soars out of its close but common relative to create something purely wondrous.

Writing in the journal Nature, researchers identify a 47-million-year-old fossilized lizard in Germany that appears to be a common relative to both lacertids and worm lizards.

One possible explanation for this change is that, over the last three decades, RIFs designed to improve efficiency have become more common relative to RIFs designed to cope with reductions in product demand.

We have so much more in common relative to the differences between my campaign and Bernie's campaign with Hillary, or Martin O'Malley, for that matter.

Behaviors and use of psychotropic medication were less common relative to all ALC patients waiting for admission.

This is consistent with many reports showing that parallel losses are common relative to parallel intron gains (e.g. [ 60, 80]).

This downweights the penalty of less common variants relative to more common variants.

Divergent roles of FnrL in these species is also highlighted by the fact that only 9 FnrL ChIP-seq peaks are located in common positions relative to a common downstream gene out of the 82 FnrL peaks in Rba.

They calculate that ticket prices are around 3-5% higher on routes where the main competitors have average levels of common ownership, relative to what would be the case under entirely separate ownership.

Swapping the preferreds will increase Citi's common equity relative to its assets.

For an individual stand, prices for different log products will commonly be moderately closely correlated, if only as a result of common location relative to processing plants.