Sentence examples for problems relative to from inspiring English sources

The economist Roland Fryer wanted to know why African-Americans were so prone to fatal heart problems relative to the rest of the population.

Published on Thursday in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, the research found that the youngest children were almost twice as likely to have both language difficulties and behaviour problems relative to older children in the same reception class.

Thoroughness concerns the proportion of predicted real problems relative to the full set of real problems [35].

In arthroplasties, tissue engineering also shows potential for immediate applications, although problems relative to primary stability must first be solved.

A radical pragmatist view treats science as a systematic method of solving such decision problems relative to various kinds of practical utilities.

In these molecule-based fluorescent probes, some problems relative to the safety, the recyclability, and the reusability have not been solved.

John R. Bellucci Marlboro, N.Y., Oct. 10, 2007 • To the Editor: As a retired marine and also a child of the 60s, I think that the problem, relative to "activism" and "outrage," is quite simply that these words are now pejorative.

Even Larry Summers, the scourge of liberals, argues that "budget deficits are now a second-order problem relative to more pressing issues facing the US economy," such as tepid economic growth.

"Even though most areas have a good balance between buyers and sellers, the fact we continue to have 32 metropolitan areas where home prices are rising at double-digit rates means we have a supply problem relative to demand in those areas," David Lereah, the association's chief economist, said in a statement.

"That will be a looming problem relative to broad-based adoptions".

We then also simulate a complex three-dimensional problem, relative to an orthodontic archwire.