Sentence examples for even more relative from inspiring English sources

Sensible as this policy might be, it does mean that terms such as "powerful", "complex", "hilarious", "profound", etc, are even more relative than usual.

By changing the alkali metal cation at the interface (Li+) on more oxophilic surfaces, it was possible to promote the EOR even more, relative to Na+, without changing the product distribution for the reaction.

The reduced risk of DVT in the most recent period indicates that the fast-track departments were able to optimize the fast-track program even more relative to other departments in Denmark.

As women gain political, economic and social freedoms, one would expect that they should feel even more contented relative to men.

"There's a trade-off because as they are adding more and more [chucks] it's harder and harder for the females to distinguish between the different males... so there's no benefit because as they increase the chuck number even more the relative increased attractiveness gets lower," said Akre.

And the truth is that we know a lot about how to do that — after all, every other advanced country has much lower health costs than we do, and even within the US, the VHA and even Medicaid are much better at controlling costs than Medicare, and even more so relative to private insurance.

Bolzano is not content with this concept of probability simpliciter but rather continues to develop an even more important relative concept of probability.

Not only did stimulating MOR neurotransmission cause men to linger longer on faces that they rated as more beautiful, but the beauty rating also became more extreme, with beautiful faces rated as even more attractive relative to the rest of the faces.

Ocean City NJ, Cape Cod MA and Myrtle Beach SC all have even more restaurants, relative to their size, than San Francisco.

Who knows, maybe sleep is a sort of distant cousin of death; and as such it might give us a few clues about its even more enigmatic relative that we will all inevitably meet one day.

This indicates an even more pronounced relative reduction of the active (dephosphorylated) form, potentially contributing to the pachytene arrest.