Sentence examples for make it relatively from inspiring English sources

The presence of ALT mainly in the cytosol of the liver and its low concentrations elsewhere make it relatively a more specific indicator of liver inflammation than the AST [15].

That arrangement would make it relatively simple for US Airways to hand over its gates to another carrier.

OneSignal's first-party plug-ins aim to make it relatively simple and fast for developers to add its tools to their apps.

The room's acoustics make it relatively easy for him to hear, but he also reads lips.

But the postwar estates make it relatively (with the usual London caveat) affordable.

In our case, reproductive technology could make it relatively easy for us to have our biological child.

Civil liberties lawyers say American criminal laws are written broadly enough to make it relatively easy to convict terrorism suspects.

Those connections and the high-profile nature of the race should make it relatively easy for her to raise money.

So once a car has joined a platoon these systems make it relatively easy to stay in line.

The shifting nature of current Web, cellphone, text and other messaging technologies can make it relatively easy to fool authorities.

Some structures make it relatively simple to blow more insulation into a wall, Glicksman says, but others, such as masonry construction, don't allow for that.