Sentence examples for relative to potential from inspiring English sources

Underutilization of insurance may be due to the lack of awareness of benefits, potentially high transaction costs relative to potential benefits, or a cumbersome claims process.

So there's considerable uncertainty about just how depressed we are relative to potential.

Because some labour is still necessary, forcing the wrong workers out will reduce growth relative to potential.

First, if the economy is depressed — if GDP is low relative to potential — the share of spending in GDP will correspondingly look high.

But, say the small-gap people, if Britain is deeply depressed relative to potential, we should be seeing deflation, whereas there's actually inflation.

Inflation depends not on the rate of growth but on the level of output relative to potential, ie, the output gap.

Step-edge barriers for Ag(111) increase (to over 1 eV) with a 1.0 V potential (relative to the potential of zero charge (PZC)).

Russia's economy is not declining relative to its potential GDP but its potential GDP is actually declining.

The excited electron and hole in the semiconductor can then, respectively, reduce and oxidize other compounds having appropriate redox potentials relative to the potentials of the valence and conduction bands [48].

He defined a fill-out factor F in terms of the potential of an equipotential surface relative to the potential of the surfaces through the L1 and L2 points.

The intermolecular interaction energy is the potential energy of the guest-host complex relative to the potential energies of the two partners in their free state.