Sentence examples for course relative to from inspiring English sources

Of course, relative to reality most of what Cameron said was borderline ridiculous.

Of course, relative to the housing-bubble years, both spending and debt are down.

"The hole will probably play the easiest on the course relative to par, but it'll be fun.

This difference in the temperature of hues in a particular painting is, of course, relative to the range and juxtaposition of colours in the design.

This is of course relative to the life expectancy in those times.

Of course, relative to any kind of genetic testing — or any medical-related testing — is the overcast of the fallout from the Theranos scandal.

In that sense, value is not necessarily increased if a college adds more online courses relative to providing more opportunities to master a subject or craft.

Data are expressed as fold-induction (F.I).±S.D. in experimental IFN- γ/TNF- α time-course relative to untreated samples, to which were given a value of 1. SOCS1 or SOCS3 were knocked down in keratinocyte cultures as previously described.

We analysed data from a nationally representative British birth cohort to establish if second-generation Irish people were more likely to grow up under, and live in, circumstances of material and social disadvantage over their life-course, relative to people without a parental history of migration.

We tested the interaction between GPA and grade skipping, as well as interaction between GPA and grade repeating, to determine whether a low GPA represented more challenging courses relative to age, but neither was statistically significant (p > 0.05).

Assuming R0 = 1.5 (R 0 r = 1.35), Figure 2a shows the required amount of antiviral courses (relative to the initial size of the population S0) as a function of the treatment level of clinical infections.