Sentence examples for is relatively obvious from inspiring English sources

At 5.3 GHz, the results are similar to those at 2.3 GHz, but the degradation is relatively obvious.

As shown in Figure 1, on various security degrees, how to distinguish the security of nodes is relatively obvious.

"It is relatively obvious that collapses of fish stocks can create job loss for fishermen," McCauley says.

There are known risk factors such as low birth weight, prematurity, maternal infections and multiple gestations, but in these cases the cause is relatively obvious.

This should, I hope, be relatively obvious.

The ethical problems associated with legislation prohibiting adults from cycling without helmets are relatively obvious.

A couple of helpful measures are relatively obvious, but seem depressingly distant.

Gay rights may be relatively obvious — it's just 8 years since opposition to gay marriage arguably played a significant role in Bush's victory.

I think what the, it's relatively obvious that what the supreme court did is exactly what Article, Section 5 of Article III intends not to happen, change the rules after the -- -- JUSTICE SCALIA -- I don't read their opinion that way, Mr. Olson.

Cristina Garmendia, Spain's outgoing science minister, warns that slashing R&D in a fit of deficit mania will harm Spain's prospects.One piece of good news is that Spain is so riddled with inefficiencies that there are relatively obvious reforms to be made.

Yes, possession was often gifted to the visitors, headers were rarely challenged and the game was mostly played under the guidance of Frank de Boer's side's tactics, but the underlying theme of the night was relatively obvious; Dortmund's quality shined through in the goalkeeping of Roman Weidenfeller, the desire of Lukasz Piszczek, but most importantly, the skill and power of Robert Lewandowski.