Sentence examples for established relative from inspiring English sources
Equilibrium refers to the stable coexistence of two or more phases and is established relative to time.
The goals of the project must be established relative to the kinds of skills that can be brought to bear by the project team.
The position of flow regime of circular slit spouted bed was also established relative to the flow regimes of central jet spouted bed and fluidized bed.
By evolutionary standards, ISG15 is a newcomer among the UbLs and it apparently not only utilizes the conjugating but also the deconjugating machinery of its more established relative ubiquitin.
In this study, the HA and NA matching patterns and biological properties of two pandemic H1N1 strains (Spanish H1N1 1918 and the current strain) and a HPAI H5N1 strain were studied using a newly established relative influenza virus pseudotyped particle (pp) system.
On the other hand, early exercise training studies established relative thresholds of intensity that produced significant improvements in cardiorespiratory fitness and many health related measures [ 8- 10].
Although trained as a medical laboratory technician, she said, she spoke no English, had no established relatives in America to help and was "scared to death of what lay ahead".
They established relatives and friends both in Sicily, and in a string of pizza fronts across the country.
These tertiles, which differ between gendes, were then used to establish relative intensity PA thresholds for a population of relatively narrow age range (70 77 years).
It also noted the "complexity of women and their circumstances" and suggested that further study was needed to "disentangle confounding factors and establish relative risks of abortion compared to its alternatives".
In order to accomplish this, geologists attempt to measure the absolute ages of rock strata using techniques such as radioisotope dating, or they attempt to establish relative ages of strata by comparing their mineralogy, fossil content, and other attributes.
