Sentence examples for relative reliance from inspiring English sources

The research community is seeking for novel technological/business models to speed up the decarbonization process, i.e. a decreasing relative reliance on carbon.

Immigration was progressively reduced to 50% and 95% of starting levels, respectively, to show the relative reliance of the workforce on international health professionals.

We found that the acquired group exhibited stronger relative reliance on their intact hand, as demonstrated in a significantly greater lateralisation scores towards the intact hand, compared to the congenital group (t(18) = −2.67, p=0.016, Figure 1B).> -wrap-foot> 10.7554/eLiFigure73.004 Figure 1.

Negative correlations between FA and FCR were found in multiple white matter pathways of the lesioned hemisphere, including parts of the CST, suggesting that greater damage to these regions of the lesioned hemisphere was associated with greater relative reliance on ipsilateral functional connectivity from the contralesional hemisphere to the paretic leg (Supplementary information, results).

This allowed us to examine the relative weighting (reliance on) haptic and auditory information about size across ages.

The county-wide averaging of meteorological data, use of average relative humidity, and reliance solely on outdoor conditions likely introduced exposure misclassification to the analysis.

For example, Clark and Gronlund (2015) offered an alternative explanation for the primary evidence offered in favor of a reliance on relative judgments (Wells 1993; see also Clark & Davey 2005).

While LGE is clinically useful [8], reliance on relative signal intensity changes and nulling of "normal appearing" myocardium make it difficult to identify subtle abnormalities such as diffuse interstitial fibrosis [9].

We chose to reconcile this problem using a dual-process interpretation, where upon the failure of recollection (and the reliance on relative judgments), eyewitnesses may either guess among alternatives (a discrete, non-diagnostic process), or compare continuous evidence among alternatives (a diagnostic process).

The rhetoric however did little to mask serious differences on issues ranging from Syria to Saudi propagation of Wahhabism, a puritan interpretation of Islam that many fear breeds jihadism, and a relative decline in Chinese reliance on Saudi oil.

Real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR) can be quite sensitive, but its reliance on relative differences in crossing thresholds rather than direct quantification makes it more suitable for measuring fold changes rather than absolute deletion frequencies (He et al., 2002; Chabi et al., 2003).