Sentence examples for could be relative from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note that P. deltoides also have a relatively wide distribution range [ 18], suggesting that the N e could be relative large also in P. deltoides.
If you measure the speed of a car, it could be relative to the ground, relative to the Moon, or relative to some distant galaxy.
Other analysts had a different take: For example, Matthew O'Conner of UBS drew a line between banks and brokerages on Monday, suggesting that banks, which are funded largely by government-insured customer deposits, could be relative "safe havens" in the current storm.
The author inferred that the reason could be relative to the agglomeration of CdS nanoparticles in the solution (Fig. 1).
But in Anthem, even if you finally get the legendary drop you're looking for, with random inscriptions it could be relative garbage compared to a better version.
A plausible explanation for the abnormal activation of CD4+ T cells in TLT could be relative to a defect in the mechanisms controlling the T cell response in this "non-professional" inflammatory-induced lymphoid tissue.
The former were often recommended by commandery-level Administrators as Filial and Incorrupt, while others could be relatives of high officials in central government.
The participants could be relatives, but friends, neighbours or other people trusted by the family may be included as well.
Knowledge could only be relative to man's nature as a species and to his varying social and historical situations.
The relevant reference group could also be relatives, classmates, co-workers or friends.
