Sentence examples for relative the terms from inspiring English sources
For each compartment, GO terms assigned to member proteins that are also deemed significantly enriched (relative the terms assigned to the pool of nuclear proteins) are shown using the term ID and the description.
Relatives are relative terms in the modern sense: a pair consists of a term and its correlative, e.g. large and small, parent and child.
Mr. Weinstein said he spent more than 10 hours on the phone with relatives reviewing the terms of the deal.
This underestimate will be small when b/ N is small relative to the term a.
Such systems are commonly, but far too broadly relative to the term's origin, referred to as 'quorum-sensing'.
But with an annual projected profit of around $885 million, it wouldn't take that long to recoup that investment, speaking in the relative terms of expensive international transportation projects.
The relative terms defective and full/plene are used to refer to alternative spellings of a word with less or more matres lectionis, respectively.
But several authors also argued for the identification of relations with their foundations, that is to say, for the identity of the significata of relative terms with the significata of terms in the categories quantity and quality.
The fixed effects are included to absorb as much variation as possible in the relative productivity terms.
A relative understanding of the term "success".
But things are made even more difficult by the relative novelty of the term "racism" itself.
