Sentence examples for decisions relatively from inspiring English sources
A CEO and his or her co-founders operate like a "kitchen cabinet" to make most decisions relatively informally and outside any normal process.
Alternatively, the differences might not be played out in differential responses to environmental cues, but might reflect intrinsic differences that drive cell fate decisions, and/or cell cycle decisions, relatively independent of the environment.
Many made their decisions relatively quickly.
The decision to decrease or stop medication stands out because, in contrast to the other decisions, relatively many respondents (24%) felt they had made this decision by themselves.
Mr. King said that ultimately the outcome of the election made the decision "relatively easy".
Representative Joe Sestak, in his second term in the House, has said recently that he is leaning toward making a Senate run in 2010 and will make a decision relatively soon.
Information which is short and clear that can be used within the clinic setting may be particularly appropriate for women facing this decision who appear to make a decision relatively quickly, may not want much additional information other than what the healthcare professional provides and appreciate the discussion with healthcare professionals [ 3].
First, the overall magnitude of % BOLD signal change across the entire timecourse tended to be lower in the CO/DA+ regions than the FP regions, supporting a role for the CO/DA+ regions in reading out a bias signal (relatively rapid), and a role for the FP regions in accumulating information over time in order to make a decision (relatively protracted).
"The decisions are, relatively, mine.
Some bankers here say they are encouraged by the recent decisions of relatively small banks like Banco Pastor and Caixanova, both of Spain, to open agencies in Miami.
Regular choices, such as what to eat, how much to save and whether to exercise, mean that behavioural levers can influence many decisions at relatively low cost.
