It is generally accepted that the effect on beach morphology of the interactions between swash motion and the beach groundwater table depends on the elevation of the latter relative to that of the sea.
Although the latter relative incomes were not statistically significant, they were of similar magnitudes to relative expenditures.
The relative risk due to pan tobacco chewing was elevated in both males and females, being appreciably higher in the latter (relative risk 25.3%; 95% confidence interval 11.2-57.3).
Here Nice stands as a barrier between drugs sellers and patients, sometimes to the dismay of the latter's relatives.
The organisation also made it a priority to protect children who had been orphaned or separated from their families in the confusion, and reunite the latter with relatives.
As the latter shifts relative to the USGS location are in the relative direction of the JMA and Dapeng Zhao hypocentral locations, it is rather well-established that the areas of strong fault slip are at least as far off-shore as in P-mod and J-mod, and may extend even further toward the trench (e.g., Lay et al., 2011b; Simons et al., 2011).
The characters who figure in the play's first act, which takes place in 1959, are completely different people from the ones who take up the argument in 2009 (although a couple are latter-day relatives of the earlier characters), but they are linked both by their location and by their chronic inability to discuss black-and-white issues without rancor.
The former is absolute, whereas only the latter is relative.
That said, pastoral women were deprived of the socio-economic opportunities available to pastoral men by virtue of the latter's relative educational attainment.
In spectrophotometry, luminescence has an advantage over absorbance in that the former is an absolute measure whereas the latter is relative.
