Sentence examples for meaningful relative from inspiring English sources

With this preparation, we were able to compute meaningful relative profit deviations when comparing our heuristic results to optimal solutions.

Glycerol interactions with HA are clearly different from those of water, but meaningful relative mobility data can still be obtained in this solvent.

Similar to the overall analysis, fatigue and frequency of transfusion generally had lower but meaningful relative contribution (fatigue relative contribution ranged from 0.21 among patients diagnosed 3 or more years ago and patients who did not experience bleeding to 0.24 among patients who experienced bleeding).

We note that the qualitative labels applied to the three levels of task-specific information are meaningful relative to each other rather than by absolute ranking with respect to ideally diagnostic fragments–see Table 1.

Resource preference development occurs largely through delayed postdigestive feedbacks (Garcia et al. 1966, 1974; Provenza 1995; Provenza et al. 2003), where taste cues become meaningful relative to acquired experience (Galef 1996; Kyriazakis et al. 1999; Birch 1999).

In this scenario the principal performance indicator becomes the sensitivity of the analytical platform to detect a meaningful (relative) change in biomarker concentration that is causally linked to a biological endpoint such as the effect of drug action.

Meaningful is relative.

In the earnings report, Netflix executives seemed unfazed by non-HBO competitors, noting that Hulu Plus and Amazon Prime Instant Video have not yet gained "meaningful traction relative to our viewing hours".

Starwood is still trading at very attractive levels, and it has a number of growth initiatives, both top-line and margin, which we think will lead to meaningful outperformance relative to the peer group.

21 For rational decision making in daily clinical practice, absolute measures such as NNH may be more meaningful than relative measures.

For example, it makes only partial use of the evidence available in a multispecies alignment, and it produces a score lacking a precise theoretical interpretation, meaningful only relative to its empirical distributions in known coding and non-coding regions.