Sentence examples for relative relative from inspiring English sources

Rather, what it meant for pure wave mechanics to be empirically faithful with respect to the statistical predictions of quantum mechanics is that one can find the standard quantum statistics we experience in the distribution of a typical relative relative sequence of a modeled observer's measurement records.

(Muhammed Ali...and he was!) 8. "Everything is relative".* (Everyone) Albert Einstein responded to #8 asking, "If everything is relative, relative to what?" It is a seduction few can resist: the catchy phrase that holds "the key;" that special person who has "the answer;" the magic "bullet" that cures cancer.

To standardise the relative relative risks across meta-analyses, we also calculated the ratio of the log of the relative relative risks (logRRR) to the summary log of the relative risk (logRR) of each meta-analysis.

A relative relative risk >1 means that datasets from observational studies show a stronger effect for the biomarker than datasets from randomised controlled trials.

26 We also calculated the relative relative risk within each meta-analysis as the ratio of the summary relative risk in datasets from observational studies to the summary relative risk in datasets from randomised controlled trials.

In 19 of the 31 meta-analyses the relative relative risk estimate was >1 (suggesting a stronger effect in datasets from observational studies than in those from randomised controlled trials, design difference >0).

Share your private life with friends, family, distant relatives, relative strangers, and recently divorced women.

Actually, among women declaring a family history of breast cancer in first-degree relatives, relative risk of breast cancer decreased slightly with the number of f alleles.

"Is anybody in this play modelled on any of your relatives?" "Relatives," Shepard said, and gave an uneven grin.

People with connections are not shy, not in New York, and especially not at holiday time, when theater people are besieged by requests from friends, relatives, relatives of friends, and friends of relatives.

Of these, 10 (26% of eligible relatives) relatives fully took part in all six sessions of the relapse prevention intervention (See Figure 1).