Sentence examples for relative either from inspiring English sources

He wanted, he explained on his recent appearance on Who Do You Think You Are?, to uncover a dead relative either landed or minted or even more famous than he was.

In the context of Everettian accounts, a state may be taken as relative either (more commonly) to a "world", or "branch", or (sometimes) to the state of another system (see for instance Saunders 1996, 1998).

Yes, obviously it is, but I thought it would be fun to ask people if they'd have sex with a relative – either close or distant – anyway.       .

The reality, however, is that guns are far more likely to be used to kill a friend or relative, either intentionally or accidentally, than to stop a criminal.

Here the full gene 10A/B sequence in T7 was replaced with its counterpart homologs from a T7 relative, either T3 or K11.

We calculated the expected frequency of an exon junction and the likelihood of the observed junction reads relative either to alternative junctions or relative to all other mapped exon junctions for that gene.

Women could not help but act as caring relatives either as mother, sister, wives or daughters of the men who were fighting.

Pairwise IBS analysis (see Methods and [ 62]) of the CoLaus genotypes revealed that five individuals had been genotyped twice and the study also included 157 pairs of first-degree relatives (either sibling or parent-offspring relationships).

Aggressivities of wheat relative to either maize (0.26 1.63 of Awm) or soybean (0.35 0.95 of Aws) revealed the greater competitive ability of wheat than either maize or soybean.

Federal spending, in short, is already so big (and fixed) relative to either man's aspirations that even their boldest proposals merely tinker at the margins.

Resonance also (for quantum mechanical reasons) lowers the energy of the molecule relative to either contributing canonical structure.