Sentence examples for relatively indifferent from inspiring English sources

A model based on the Generalized Matching Law indicated that sensitivity to reinforcer magnitude was lower for MeHg-exposed mice relative to controls, indicating that responding in MeHg-exposed mice was relatively indifferent to the larger reinforcer.

Image-glut keeps attention light, mobile, relatively indifferent to content.

When his office approached Mayor de Blasio's people about the program, he said, "they were supportive but relatively indifferent".

But plenty are relatively indifferent, on the grounds that it is what spies are paid to do.

My eight-year-old son's soccer team in Washington DC was put together several years after most other teams in his league and boasts relatively indifferent parents.

Irving Howe stuck by his own anti-Stalinist sophistication — critical of the left, critical of the right and relatively indifferent to what anyone else might think of him.

But as he well knows, it is not so odd within the perspective of current First Amendment rhetoric, which is militantly libertarian, protective of the individual's right of self-assertion no matter what is being asserted, and indifferent (relatively) to the effects speech freely uttered might have on the fabric of society.

It is observed from the numerical study that production disruption and TPL service have significant impacts on supply chain's performance, and the effects of buyback and revenue sharing contracts tend to emerge indifferent for relatively high probability of disruption.

This doesn't mean I'm indifferent to rewards, although my relatively low salary may give you that false impression".

Moreover, after a relatively short period of time, it is likely that people became indifferent to warnings of the possible harm from radiation and to recommendations about the consumption of these foods.

Almost all nursing homes, whether they provide good, bad, or indifferent quality of care, engage in a wide range of care activities for a relatively diverse set of residents.