Sentence examples for existing relatively from inspiring English sources

Thus, the improvement of the physical modelling in the existing relatively simple micrositing models seems to be a good compromise between desired accuracy (and reliability) and required computer resources and expertise.

Objectives: To remind readers of the existing, relatively easy-to-implement, evidence-based interventions that are currently not being universally applied in obstetric care and, second, to foster research to expand the evidence base further for obstetric care practices and devices, especially those that could be used in resource-poor settings.

The introduction of QOF data and this subsequent analysis adds to the existing relatively sparse literature on cross-jurisdictional differences in quality of care within the UK.

Finally, within the existing (relatively limited) literature on nursing education in India, there is a noticeable paucity of research on the student experience and on the views or practices of clinical staff in terms of their educational role.

Public spending per head is 30% higher in Northern Ireland than in Britain, and the annual subsidy from Westminster is some £2 billion.The new administrative scheme crunches the 26 existing and relatively powerless councils into seven super-councils.

The way to perform coupling of existing and relatively complex code in such a framework is detailed.

That means they can go to work using an existing and relatively small codebase that already reuses several chunks of the Adblock Plus source code.

Hence, these solutions need to expand beyond the currently existing and relatively restrictive tools to a fully integrated and flexible interface based on human aspects.

"Since polling/surveys have been around for a long time, we are in the unique position (for a small startup) of having lots of opportunities to acquire users through rolling up existing platforms relatively inexpensively," says Kupperman.

Turbidity depends on the nature of the water bodies such as river under flood conditions, lake or other water existing under relatively quiescent conditions, wherein, most of the turbidity is due to colloidal and extremely fine dispersions.

There isn't a lot new in the Wall Street Journal report that hasn't been said of the service previously, with the exception of product related tie-ins to existing (but relatively new) Google services such as Google Docs, and also mention of access via mobile phones as well.