Sentence examples for primary to a relatively from inspiring English sources

1. Trump loses the Republican primary to a relatively sane alternative, i.e. not Ted Cruz or one of the other extremist (but unlikely-to-win) choices.

Inter-individual variations of the acetabular bone quality could lead to a relatively good primary stability in harder healthy bone and a relatively bad primary stability in osteoporotic bone.

If the major primary platforms, however, can't agree to a relatively common framework of distribution and fulfillment, the industry will linger in technological purgatory for another 25 years.

In terms of advantages, in contrast to other perinatal stem cell sources such as umbilical cord, establishment of primary UCBMSC cultures does not lead to a relatively high-cost and long procedure based in enzymatic digestion or explant methods.

This bodes poorly for Trump's general election prospects, but it might not matter with regard to the primaries, where a relatively small number of eligible voters go to the polls.

For HIV efficacy trials there is a need to recruit a high-risk cohort so as to study the effect of the vaccine in the midst of other existing preventive measures and to reach to a primary endpoint in a relatively short period of time.

In addition, cancer of unknown primary is a relatively frequent event in solid cancers where metastases develop without the presence of an obvious primary tumor mass that evolved to become invasive7.

Direct Primary Care DPCC): A relatively new concept that is a derivation of Concierge Medicine but targeted at the mass market.

"Our primary motivation is to turn a relatively passive asset on our books into the equivalent of cash," he said.

Carbon accumulation was rapid due to high net primary productivity in a relatively nutrient-rich environment.

Still, the Kerry campaign was girding for a sea change in the nature of the campaign, moving from the relatively small field of a Democratic primary -- and a relatively mild opponent, in Mr. Edwards -- to a general election campaign against Mr. Bush, whose aides have promised a fierce campaign.