Sentence examples for idea relative from inspiring English sources
Consistent with this idea, relative testis size is highly variable in this group, ranging from less than 1% to more than 6% of male body mass [46], [53].
In an extension of this idea, relative extended haplotype homozygosity (REHH) is the ratio of the EHH of the core haplotype compared with the EHH of all other haplotypes on the chromosome.
As a result, the model does not track discrete exploratory efforts, but rather assumes an excess of ideas relative to the number of scientists, i.e., that there are more research proposals to work on than time or resources will allow.
Who remembers the cowed, chastened Tory party of nine years ago which embraced the idea of relative poverty.
It's also about aging, said the filmmaker, 48, and about grappling with "this idea of relative success.
In trying to discover through statistics the causes of antisocial acts, Quetelet conceived of the idea of relative propensity to crime of specific age groups.
No preschooler I know could pull this off, but the book's author, Devon Kinch, said the actual prices were less important than the idea of relative value.
However, this rhetoric is built on the idea of relative poverty being an inadequate measure of people's circumstances – the result, while wages are stagnant there are more welfare cuts in the pipeline.
It is analytically false, because it contains the idea "man" relative to which all the variants are false.
"Environmental DNA gives us a way of not only knowing if it's present, but also the concentration of DNA can give an idea of relative abundance," Olson says.
The idea of relative trust is that trust in a certain trustee not only depends on the experiences with that trustee, but also on trustees that are perceived competitors of that trustee.
