Sentence examples for relatively directly from inspiring English sources
Further, the analysis follows relatively directly from an abstract statement of the ellipsis interpretation problem.
It might work well for detecting liver tumors, too, since nutrients and metabolites reach that organ relatively directly.
Sometimes, the jet stream flows relatively directly from west to east; but other times, it takes long, wavy loops, as in the image above.
"What I've heard, relatively directly, is that she landed a trick down in the bottom end of the pipe, and kind of bounced, from her feet to her head," Judge said, according to The Globe and Mail of Toronto.
Some of these characteristics are used relatively directly to measure endpoints related to goals of environmental management (i.e., ecosystem services), whereas others are combined together to infer pollution levels.
The directness condition: Introspection yields judgments or knowledge about one's own current mental processes relatively directly or immediately.
Therefore, it is highly desirable and significant, as well as a big challenge, to develop a facile route to directly synthesize the relatively straight and uniformly dispersed nanotubes of Sb.
There has been much valuable scholarship on how both Europe and East Asia have approached issues related to World War II, but relatively little that directly compares the two areas.
During cleavage the relatively enormous zygote directly subdivides into many smaller cells of conventional size through the process of mitosis (ordinary cell proliferation by division).
Despite the important role of avoidance in depressive disorders, there is relatively little research directly examining the role of EA in the development and maintenance of depression, and most of this research relies on measurement of EA as a global and stable personality trait.
That's because the federal government is an insurance company with an army, delivering relatively few services directly; it's lower-level governments that employ the schoolteachers, police officers, firefighters, and prison guards that make up the bulk of public employment.
