Sentence examples for making relative to from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the larger issue of how much anyone should be paid for hosting a reality TV show, we were blown away to learn how much less Paula Abdul was reportedly making relative to her male co-stars.

She explains that her dollar bills represent the amounts that women will make relative to men, on average, once they enter the work force.

(I work on Wall Street, in private equity, and while I don't think that I earn a super-salary, I also know there's no way to justify how much I make relative to a nurse).

"They are more than entitled to ask us to think long and hard about every piece of new investment we make, relative to whether we make cash returns to them".

Mitochondrial oxidation was measured by NAO flow cytometry and made relative to untreated control after cells were treated with 1.9 nm GNPs and/or 2 Gy irradiation.

This alternative-specific constant (ASC) is necessary since choices are made relative to a fixed comparator (the constant scenario) [30, 42].

Mitochondrial membrane polarisation was measured by TMRE flow cytometry and made relative to untreated control after cells were treated with 1.9 nm GNPs and/or 2 Gy irradiation.

I think most of the content made specifically for the medium is being made at a price point that can be made, relative to that investment, lucrative.

Participants' task was made relative to a spatiotemporal reference frame randomly intermixed to maintain both temporal and spatial layout in participants' mind.

Improvements have been made relative to previous deposits reported by this group, such as an increase in the amount deposited per cycle.

This statement is made relative to the inspection requirement that result in the detection of disbonds/delaminations of 0.5 " diameter or greater.