My question is relative to the observations.
Remember, this is relative to the body.
The authors should make an effort, perhaps in a dedicated subsection under Methods, to offer a nuanced discussion of the approach stating how it supports scientific discovery, what is novel relative to the earlier studies, and what are the open challenges.
In "Death with Interruptions" (translated, from the Portuguese, by Margaret Jull Costa; Harcourt; $24), José Saramago, a writer whose long, uninterrupted sentences are relative strangers to the period, has produced a novel that functions as a thought experiment in the Capek/Williams field.
Thus, most of the CNVRs discovered in this study are novel relative to the previous studies and represents the largest catalog of porcine specific CNVRs to date.
The average SWR firing rate histograms were calculated relative to the eSWR peak both for novel and familiar environments.
The seven previously described elements were larger (~1 5 kb) relative to the nine novel elements (100 600 bp) and occurred much less frequently.
Relative luminescence values were calculated relative to the untreated controls.
Yields are higher relative to the treasuries.
Despite the fact that the straight path is perceptually novel relative to the jumping action, infants appear to expect the agent to execute a straight path towards the goal, looking longer towards the jumping agent whose action is inefficiently related to the goal (Gergely, Nadasdy, Csibra, & Biro, 1995).
This stuff is essential to the novel.
