The phrase "relative permanent" is not considered to be grammatically correct.
It is best to rephrase the sentence using two separate words in this case; for example, "The change was relatively permanent."
Critics worry that giving friends or relatives permanent body alterations could negatively affect romantic relationships or family dynamics, and some doctors turn away as many as one in three patients out of concern they are being pressured to undergo the procedures.
An urbanisation measure derived from self-reported location of residence gave new insights into the health risk exposures of migrants relative to permanent rural and permanent urban dwellers.
The 'self-reported' urbanisation measure was found to be a valid measure of urbanisation which led to new insights on the health risk exposures of migrants relative to permanent rural and permanent urban dwellers.
How permanent is relatively permanent?
It was reduced in eucalypt plantations relative to permanent protected areas.
These regulations were introduced to realise the EU Agency Workers Directive 2008/104/EC, implemented to guarantee workers employed via agencies equal pay and conditions relative to permanent employees performing the same roles.
Second, the ecological and social values of temporary streams and rivers are often underestimated, being regarded as secondary ecosystems relative to permanent waterways.
The Congressional Budget Office, for example, said that temporary one-time-only changes in tax policy may have only a moderate effect relative to permanent changes like lower income tax rates.
This thus suggests that we may be picking up a selection effect in the pooled OLS results rather than a positive effect of obtaining citizenship.13 This also seems more likely given the size of the effect and that German citizenship brings few additional benefits relative to permanent rights of residence.
One plausible mechanism leading to this differential in training relies on the larger turnover rate experienced by temporary workers because of the much less stringent employment protection legislation (EPL henceforth; in particular mandated severance pay) they enjoy relative to permanent workers.
