Sentence examples for in which relative from inspiring English sources
Bhutan's effort, in part, is aimed at avoiding the pattern seen in the study at Harvard, in which relative wealth becomes more important than the quality of life.
Subject relative (SR) clauses have a reliable processing advantage in VO languages like English in which relative clauses (RCs) follow the head noun.
PPG is a non-invasive method in which relative blood volume changes in the blood close to skin is measured.
Nine cohort studies (8 prospective and 1 retrospective), in which relative risks (RRs), CIs, and P values were reported or could be calculated were included.
The reproducibility and long-term stability were investigated in which relative standard deviation of merely 1.45% was observed and less than 4 mV deviation was presented in a continuous test of 2 h.
To achieve this objective, the methodology was developed in two different aspects, that is, (1) analysis of change patterns by binary image of change trajectories overlaid with different natural geographic factors, in which Relative Change Intensity (RCI) metric was established and used to make comparisons, and (2) analysis based on pattern metrics of main trajectories in the study area.
Kinship care – in which relatives take the place of biological parents – lacked recognition by social workers, policymakers and other professionals.
People began dying after the funerals in Mweka, in which relatives washed the bodies of the deceased, said Jean-Constantin Kanow, the chief medical inspector for the province.
In one of the more surreal parts of the film, Congo creates a nightmare set piece in which relatives of the people he killed seek vengeance against him.
For example, female family members may play a role in honor killings, in which relatives kill a girl or woman they say has brought shame upon their family.
Altruism may evolve by kin selection, which is simply a type of natural selection in which relatives are taken into consideration when evaluating an individual's fitness.
