Sentence examples for planned relatively from inspiring English sources

In Niigata University Hospital, when relatively severe surgical operations (e.g., large bone defects that require hospitalization for alveolar ridge augmentation and sinus floor elevation) are planned, relatively large volumes of blood samples are usually collected the day before the operation, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is prepared and stored at ambient temperature until use [5].

Since most interviews were planned relatively shortly after the death of their family member (median 85 days), many of the participants were in the process of grieving.

The reforms decided at that conclave will take many months or longer to implement, but there are increasing signs that the leadership is planning relatively bold moves.

The key to TripTrace is that it makes the complicated notion of travel planning relatively simple.

Why? –Why do you think there has been no national slavery museum in existence or even planned until relatively recently?

Jay Eisenstadt, who runs Esplanade with his partner, David Scharf, said he was aware of other projects being planned on relatively narrow lots in Manhattan, and he noted that other very tall condominiums have been built or are being built along Eighth Avenue.

These are not examples of so-called commodified ancient culture, but carefully planned and relatively new activities appearing as authentic elements of contemporary tourism sectors.

The 26th of July Movement had vague political plans, relatively insignificant support, and totally untested governing skills.

The problems started when he rolled out the plan relatively late in the legislative session last year and then had a testy meeting with Senate Democrats that poisoned relations.

However, the existing railroad tracks that had made much of the rail transit plan relatively cost-effective already have a bridge in place.

Instead, the governor is planning a relatively small ceremony on Jan . 1 a Mass at Albany's premier cathedral, a swearing-in at a state auditorium and a party at a nearby hotel.