Sentence examples for relatively forward from inspiring English sources

Resting cows positioned themselves relatively forward in the stalls in 98 ± 5% (mean ± SE) of lying bouts when the brisket board was absent, compared with 67±5%5% of bouts when the board was present.

The particular design of the IOL of the example (an accommodating IOL, expected to move axially upon an accommodative effort) may explain the relatively forward position of the lens, and therefore relatively lower post-operative ACD compared to that obtained with common monofocal IOLs (i.e., 3.91 ± 0.28 mm, as obtained for the single-piece aspheric IOL using OCT [ 46]).

Moreover, voters' evaluations of the economy are relatively forward-looking.

This suggests that Americans' evaluation of the economy may be relatively forward-looking.

He emphasized, too, the support that Intach had received from a relatively forward-looking municipal administration.

Prince Abdullah appears to be relatively forward-looking, and there is reason to think that he and Mr. Bush can find common ground.

The unwrapping process for the computed values is relatively straight forward as long as the forward solution is computed at all points in the domain, as is the case with finite element and FDTD approaches.

These designs evolved into steerable rectangular parachutes with relatively high forward speed.

Sewell-Jones says rolling out the e-board across the trust was easy, with no opposition from staff: "The roll out was relatively straight forward because people knew its value.

Thursday night's intriguing Fremantle v Collingwood game was in the balance from the opening bounce to the final three minutes, when Jesse White sprayed a relatively straight forward set shot that would have pulled the Pies within a goal.

These features occur even in the most primitive representatives of the crocodilian group, namely the Protosuchia of the Late Triassic Epoch (228.7 million–199.6 million years ago); but their muzzles were very short, and the choanae were relatively far forward on the palate.