Sentence examples for relatively large that from inspiring English sources
When non-classical measurement error is relatively large, that is –cov(X*, u) > var u), the correlation between X * and the measurement error will cause a bias in the OLS estimator that is not present in the CE approach.
It was observed that the larger center-to-center spacing between DABCYL and the Qdot was relatively larger than that of 6-Fam/DABCYL.
The PV value of the rest cutting directions is in the middle of them and the value of {111} < 1 10 > cutting direction is relatively larger that that of {110} < 1 10 > cutting direction.
The second reason lies in the fact that mitochondria are relatively large organelles that require being beforehand fragmented in order to be properly recognized and engulfed within the autophagosomes.
The esteem accorded to the Song wares accounts for the relatively large number that have survived.
It also has 21 electoral-college votes, a relatively large number that could decide a tight presidential race.
Meteorites are the parts of relatively large meteoroids that survive passage through the atmosphere and fall to Earth as chunks of metal and stone.
The first phase of American railroad development, from 1828 until about 1850, most commonly involved connecting two relatively large cities that were fairly close neighbours.
"You've got high growth rates and relatively large populations that are underserviced," said Colin Coleman, the head of Goldman Sachs's sub-Saharan Africa team.
They are not forced to cope with being in a relatively large setting that is noisy, distracting and less structured -- and therefore distressful -- to some of them, experts say.
In the last two months, Uclick has placed several bets on the iPhone, which Mr. Edwards says is a good platform for comics because it has a relatively large screen that makes text easier to read.
