Sentence examples for relatively better combined from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is possible that although the direct path rate is better on the average, at the transmission instant, the direct path may encounter deep fade; however, the relay path may offer relatively better combined instantaneous rate.

"I know how to better combine foods, like proteins and carbs.

You'd better combine it with credit worthiness.

While all the income values in Table 2 are categorized as 'poor' by any conventional threshold, it is still evident that the left out group is relatively worse off in terms of mean income and the combining group is relatively better off by this measure.

The combined use of AFLP and IS 6110-RFLP showed relatively better differentiation of 'high copy' IS 6110 isolates, but failed to differentiate the 'low copy' isolates.

To circumvent this problem some authors used the combined findings of PMCT and autopsy as a reference standard [ 27, 30], resulting in a relatively better performance for PMCT.

Big banks fared relatively better.

Relatively smaller and denser iron hydroxide flocs generated using Fe electrode leads to relatively better performance.

The southern group treats its MW earners relatively better.

Widowed women with children are relatively better secured.

Our classifier seems to tolerate such variations relatively better.