Sentence examples for is often relative from inspiring English sources

RISK is often relative to the person taking it.

Breaking out from the shade of cynics, Textron vice president Neville Fahy said, "I'd like to think 2019 is going to be very good". Of course, in every industry, good is often relative to where you are starting.

However, the 'upward progress' is often relative and only slightly incremental.

Thus, the data/metadata distinction is often relative to the main focus of a given experiment.

As drug selectivity for a specific receptor is often relative, we aimed to test social recognition abilities in both β1-ADR KO and β2-ADR KO mice and their FVB controls to confirm: (1) that betaxolol targets specifically the β1-ADR, and (2) the importance of the β1-ADR (vs. β2-ADR) in social recognition.

Furthermore, it has been noted that there is some segregation of the phenotype among relatives, that is, often relatives show some but not all autistic-like traits, for example, social difficulties without any nonsocial behaviors or communication problems (Bailey et al. 1998; Bishop et al. 2004; Pickles et al. 2000; Szatmari et al. 2000).

"Values are often relative".

Many have noted that these pursuits are often relative: buying a Porsche would be less fun if everyone owned one.

"But anxieties are often relative.

Over the years, Geach has suggested specific instances of RI (a variant of the case of Oscar and his tail is due to Geach (Geach 1980)) and in this way he has contributed to the development of the weak view concerning relative identity, i.e. the view that while ordinary identity relations are often relative, some are not.

(The numbers in bold represents rank from 1 to 34. Numbers following countries are often relative though for each category. Check the website on how the computations were made).