Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll, said that to him it implied people were interpreting "gun laws" as generic safeguards such as background checks, while "gun control" was a more absolute term which carried the implication of guns being fully taken away.
When conflict was removed, however, parents both cared more in absolute terms and also increased their care more steeply in response to increasing parental effects.
Another point is that, although universal subsidies may in some cases benefit the richer groups more in absolute terms (much as agricultural price supports benefit larger farmers more in absolute terms), the benefits to poorer groups in terms of income effects are greater, because of the substantially higher proportion of income spent on food.
And because of the distance from La Coruña, Zara must charge more in absolute terms as well.
Low inflation implies that prices may have to fall by more in absolute terms to return to fair value.
"If you live in a slum in Nairobi, you are paying more in absolute terms for a cubic metre of water than if you were living in Manhattan".
Simon Henry, the finance chief of Shell, which invests more in absolute terms than any other European firm, says that investors like executives to feel a creative tension between the pull of capital investment, dividends and buy-backs.
Large train stations and commuter trains stations profit more in absolute terms from improvements in bicycle-train integration policies.
Understory LAI increased dramatically in response to overstory crown loss, while overstory increased more in absolute terms, but less in relative terms.
