Sentence examples for of relatively better from inspiring English sources
Scotland's latest unemployment rates jumped above the UK average, adding to business nervousness, after a long period of relatively better figures.
Firms issuing convertible debt that arrange terms to take advantage of relatively better future growth prospects are found to have a relatively lower negative price reaction around the announcement of the offer.
In spite of enthusiastic studies discussed the data for the socio-economic viability of natural dye production and applications at commercial scale for sustainable utilization of bio-resources, related to hygiene and eco-safety which have a great future scope for the discovery of relatively better and more stable natural pigments that may have wider industrial applications.
High scores reflect an area of relatively better economic status.
This shows a small number of relatively better performing models, followed by a gradual decline in model performance.
Our study found that the children of manual workers were at higher risk of incomplete immunization than the children of relatively better off professionals.
Recombination provides in every generation abundant variation on which the selection of the relatively better adapted members of a population can work (p. 38).
And if the L train is one of the relatively better trains, in terms of service, then what this means for the jobs and personal lives of New Yorkers, who will now have to rely on worse lines, doesn't look good.
This is mainly because of the relatively better noise detection and efficient fuzzy switching weighted median filtering compared to the different kinds of median filtering used in other methods.
However, it appears that most patients could be from urban areas because of the relatively better accesses to health care settings.
Three established measures, including amplitude spectrum area (AMSA), signal integral (SignInt), and mean slope (MS), were also calculated and compared with the proposed method because of their relatively better performance compared with other measures in earlier clinical studies [ 13– 17].
