Sentence examples for relative to common from inspiring English sources

That's still a very good number for Mr. Romney — enough to make him a slight favorite in our forecast for the state — but at least a little bit more reasonable relative to common sense.

While investigations gene expression based on tissue samples was valuable, its use precludes more generalizable conclusions relative to common pathogenic mechanisms.

Zhang et al. [42] reported that the yields of both rice and oilseed rape with applied CRU increased by 6.9%% each, even when the CRU rate was reduced by 20%% relative to common urea.

We further analyze the data using a decision tree model for solubility prediction and via a multi-dimensional assessment of physicochemical relationships to solubility in the context of specific 'rule-breakers' relative to common dogma.

A number of previous studies suggest that the legal environment is an important institutional factor in influencing investments, and that relative to common law countries,civil law countries seem to suffer from higher cost of equity (LLSV, 1998, 2006; Eleswarapu and Venkataraman, 2006).

The introduction of PDMS bridge in the precursor backbone and the modification of SNs are simultaneously in favor of better compatibility between the organic/inorganic components, benefiting for the distinctly improved surface mechanical properties namely scratch hardness and abrasion resistance relative to common epoxy acrylates.

This was done for each of heterozygotes and minor-allele homozygotes relative to common-allele homozygotes, as well as under an additive model, in the latter case estimating an effect per copy of the minor allele carried.

This downweights the penalty of less common variants relative to more common variants.

Divergent roles of FnrL in these species is also highlighted by the fact that only 9 FnrL ChIP-seq peaks are located in common positions relative to a common downstream gene out of the 82 FnrL peaks in Rba.

The small-flowered, heat-tolerant, long-blooming relative to the common Zinnia elegans had a high tolerance to most common zinnia diseases and grew only to about 25 cm tall.

Sreenivasan et al. reported 881 genes enriched by ≥ 1.5 fold in the testis relative to the common reference control, and 1366 genes enriched by ≥ 1.5 fold in the ovary relative to the common reference control [ 28].