By comparison, the Texas interests are relatively strong.
Some of them had asked Terra Firma not to spend the money, to no avail.Such misaligned interests are relatively rare in private equity: a firm that riles investors will struggle to raise money for future funds.
Respondents who expressed higher levels of trust in agricultural interests were relatively more likely to be uncertain or not believe that climate change is occurring.
For a long time, researchers believed that interest was relatively stable.
That means interest was relatively strong at T-Mobile, since it managed to bring in one-third of that total for the iPhone 5 alone in just a third of the time.
In stroke, the Lawrence and Franks methods again generated ICURs that would indicate the technology of interest was relatively cost-effective, at $30,000/QALY or less, while the algorithms by Shmueli [ 16] and Fryback [ 12] produced ICURs over $50,000/QALY.
At 16, a teenager's history of sexual interest is relatively short, notes David Prescott, a therapist and the president-elect of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, and it is still subject to change, compared with the history of a 40-year-old who is sexually attracted to young children.
But the treatment of disability as a subject of philosophical interest is relatively new.
In business, conflicts of interest are relatively rare contested takeovers, shareholder activism and succession fights being the most common exceptions.
Regarding qualitative methods, these are used when the phenomena of interest are relatively rare, as "judgments of experts and experimental support are critically important" ([20], pp. 34), although their results may be subjective (ibid).
