Sentence examples for of either relative from inspiring English sources
Daytime is a period of either relative stasis around 200 m depths or deep foraging beneath 489 m, while night-time is an active period of continual movement within the full depth range between 100 to over 700 m.
Two approaches are implemented in developing sequence-based models, based on use of either relative frequencies or counts of n-grams, to generate vectors for representing mutant proteins.
We have further documented that calibration of the number of PCR cycles used in this method allows amplification without loss of either relative mRNA copy abundance or complexity of the amplified product.
However, although the amplitude of the effect was similar, a comparison of the amount of glycogen stored, expressed either relative to the weight of the placenta (mg/g) or as a total amount (mg), highlighted a striking finding.
DNA sequence divergence for individual families is defined as a percentage of base substitutions either relative to their consensus sequences or between LTRs in the case of LTR retrotransposon families.
The peak height analysis failed in this context, however, to provide any kind of concentration measure either relative or absolute.
The different circumstances in which the use of either the relative risk or odds ratio is appropriate and their relative merits are discussed.
A hint on size, we often describe the "sizes" of fuzzy things by contours, either relative to the central brightness or to some mean level.
Much of this historical rise, however, cannot be taken as a direct measure of either the relative importance of government as a whole in economic decision making or of the comparative roles of central and lower levels of government.
Using this approach, differences between case and control are determined based on mass spectrometry data of either the relative intensity (ion abundance) or number (spectral counting) of the peptide ions.
At the university, where Hutus and Tutsis live and study side by side, many students are either relatives of the killers or relatives of the victims.
