Sentence examples for practice relative from inspiring English sources

Collado's one-point circular Gaussian fitting practice relative to the experimental flux image.

It can be seen that, for comparable deprivation levels, GP practice relative risks of ambulatory sensitive emergencies are highest in the North.

From this exercise I conclude that in practice relative (or scaled) acceleration errors with an rms value of a few 10−7 and maximum ∼10 times larger are accepted in N-body simulations of collisional stellar dynamics.

The approach that we propose is based on the principle that the accounting of forest mitigation outcomes should reflect fully the impact of changes in forest management practice relative to a historical reference period.

We believe that the faculty member above chose to employ clicker technology in a way that made sense to him and that less productive enactments of active learning can be logical interpretations of research studies that predominantly focus on the effectiveness of a practice relative to its absence.

The study results show that the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of dialysis in current practice relative to the next least costly alternative is on average $61,294 per year, or $129,090 for a quality-adjusted year of life a measure that combines the length of time that life is extended and the quality of that life.

In practice, relatives were often the ones making the decision in end-of life care.

Emile Durkheim, who pretty much founded the scientific study of religion, defined it as "a unified set of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things set apart and surrounded by prohibitions – beliefs and practices that unite its adherents in a single moral community called a church".

As with other aspects of arid shrubland ecology (see Freilich et al. 2003), examination of different grazing practices relative to biocrust persistence is needed.

While the benefits of soil water management practices relative to soil erosion have been extensively documented, evidence regarding their effect on yields is inconclusive.

The more specialised the farmland and non-farmland birds were, the more negatively affected they were by the intensity of farming practices, relative to the generalist bird species.