Sentence examples for far and relative from inspiring English sources

Reaction time and error rates were tested using RANOVAs with target-decoy separation (near or far) and relative salience (target salient or decoy salient) as within-subjects factors.

It is far and our relatives are living far from here".

There was good agreement between the microarray and qPCR data as far as direction and relative magnitude of changes in gene expression.

Low-complexity sequences are found within all eukaryotic proteomes studied thus far, and although their relative abundance varies greatly between organisms, there is increasing evidence for a functional role for many of them (Alba and Guigo 2004; Faux et al. 2005; Huntley and Clark 2007; Salichs et al. 2009; Haerty and Golding 2010b).

Even if Israel's interventions in Syria are few and far between relative to the war's overall violence, any moves against Hezbollah or the regime would put it on the opposite side as Russia.

Small firms spend about half as much on research and development as large ones per unit of sales and borrow far more relative to assets.

A study by the sociologist David Mansfeld, a researcher for Tufts University, noted that families who grow poppies eat meat more frequently and are more likely to be able to afford to marry off their children — weddings often come with crippling costs in Afghanistan, where relatives far and near must be hosted and fed.

Definitely send an invitation to any far-away friends and relatives with whom you have a close relationship.

Sending holiday greeting cards began in the 1850s in England and spread quickly as a way to stay in touch with far-flung friends and relatives.

Before my trip began, I'd sent e-mail messages to 228 friends, begging them to put me in touch with their far-flung pals and relatives and to divulge the coordinates of their hush-hush vacation spots.

The three friends stressed more than once that, owing to their education and relative prosperity, they were far from typical.