Sentence examples for relatively based on from inspiring English sources

Error probabilities for relay links are worked out relatively based on [13].

Simultaneously, their design solutions are evaluated relatively based on several aspects.

The staining intensity was graded relatively based on the following scale: 0, no staining; 1, weak staining; 2, moderate staining and 3, intense staining (Dolled-Filhart et al, 2003).

But the basic terms of the deal — wages, hours, vacation time — are relatively standard, based on the dozens of other labor contracts I've examined from Pentagon subcontractors over the course of the past year or so.

Thus, we know that the SINR of the receiving UE is relatively small based on formula (10).

What's relatively known based on leaks is that there is more than $1 billion paid each year by Google to win the default search option on Safari.

There were only two categories observed in Chôan, both of which were considered relatively new based on Ang's 洪惟仁 (2012) reconstructions (Fig. 1).

An evaluation of the model indicates that it performed relatively well based on the R2, adjusted R2 and F-ratio values.

We presume that routing is relatively static, based on the fact that the WMN nodes are stationary and, likely, quite reliable.

And classification is relatively straightforward, based on the phylogenetic trees that seem to best approximate the actual pattern of biological evolution of particular groups.

The average will be this 20percentt, and 20 years is a long time… It's relatively conservative based on what we have already seen in some parts of the world.