Sentence examples for long-term relative from inspiring English sources

Although the operative mortality was lower, the long-term relative survival was poorer than that of the older patient.

The long-term relative fall in sea-level occurred during the uppermost Early Aptian, which subaerially exposed the carbonate platform established during the first HST and resulted in the deposition of the FRWST, is interpreted as one of global significance.

Figure 10 Long-term relative variations of ASM vector modulation scale factors.

"You have to look at the performance of the team in the long-term relative to other teams.

Temporal comparison with MJ relative humidity also indicates that the tree-ring data do not record long-term relative humidity variations (Fig. 3b, e).

Our analyses reveal that this tree-ring δ18O signal is controlled by the early-summer hydrological climate change, except for the long-term relative humidity variation.

One should not, however, think that viewing Peirce as a propensity theorist is in conflict with viewing him as some sort of long term relative frequency theorist.

But this doesn't mean that tax payers will be £3.1bn a year poorer in the long term relative to the existing debt-funded scheme.

The International Court of Justice is the judicial organ of the United Nations and the preeminent international court, but its caseload is light and has declined over the long term relative to the number of states.

But this doesn't mean that tax payers will be £3.1bn a year poorer in the long term relative to the existing debt-funded scheme, because something like half of all the student debt will never be repaid, according to the government's own accounting.

We can estimate the long term relative public health burdens of different policies as the product of the risks posed by a delivery system, relative to cigarettes, and the fraction of the adult population using it.