Sentence examples for relatively new skill from inspiring English sources

I think it's a relatively new skill set.

Simply reading an M.R.I. scan of the breast is a relatively new skill, as much an art as a science.

This is a relatively new skill set, but as the social media grows in importance, it's becoming more desirable.

They also may be more motivated to perform more examinations since ultrasound is a relatively newer skill.

Scientists from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and Stanford have discovered a fundamental constraint in the brain that may explain why a person has a relatively easier time learning a new skill if it's related to an ability he has already mastered.

Although LinkedIn's endorsements feature — a way to recommend those in a network for certain skills — is relatively new, Mr. Peppler has used it to find the most endorsed person with a specific background in a particular city.

Second, because attention to these types of skills is relatively new and started to grow at the beginning of the twenty-first century with the works by Heckman and his coauthors.

Plus, I'm relatively new to comedy, so my skills to shut the heckling down are akin to a dog with a new pair of roller-skates.

So therapists in Europe are honing their skills in relatively new, refugee-focused psychological techniques such as Narrative Exposure Therapy and Intercultural Psychotherapy.

And perhaps because he saw the strengths of Sebastiano, not the least of which was his skill with the relatively new medium (in Rome at least) of oil paint.

Since the cannabis industry is still a relatively new development, finding people with the skills that meet certain performance standards is not always an easy task.