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Your view of money is usually relative.
Another problem of using phenotypic value is that the systematic environmental effects on measured phenotypes may not be efficiently corrected because the sample size for association study is usually relative small in comparison with that for EBV prediction.
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However these measures are usually relative and can not be performed over short periods.
For this reason, the actual area of the TCPG was usually relative small, but by creating wandering pathway, visitors were led to feel that they were in a large scale space, and at one with nature.
Mourners are usually relatives, although they may be friends or members of the community.
This conclusion is not so compelling when it is noticed that the beneficiaries of altruistic behaviour are usually relatives.
Proxy informants were usually relatives but could sometimes be a friend/neighbour or a warden or member of staff in a care home.
In Italy, the caregivers are usually relatives of the patient, defined as "informal" in order to distinguish them from the institutional caregivers.
The non-consultative and in-haste selection of ASHAs by Panchayat leaders was held as being responsible for the appointment of politically connected, economically well-off, and sometimes non-resident ASHAs, who were usually relatives, friends or supporters of Panchayat members.
Performance is usually judged relative to rivals or to an industry benchmark, encouraging banks to mimic each other's risk-taking, even if in the long run it benefits no one.
The value of the sample (s) is usually given relative to a standard (std) by the expression δ13C = [R13s/R13std − 1] × 1000.
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