Sentence examples for relatively overall from inspiring English sources

A way to minimize this error is to select the variables to be included in the D2 calculation with relatively overall high between-group variation, such as the one applied here through a stepwise discriminant analysis.

"The programme performs relatively poorly overall … for effectiveness and value for money.

The rating means the programme "performs relatively poorly overall against Icai's criteria for effectiveness and value for money".

But Mr. Romney is able to pay a relatively low overall tax rate without buying munis.

Over the past ten years, circulations have remained relatively stable overall, while women's magazines have grown by a vigorous 46%.

However, in rural areas the picture proved very different, with some areas recording drops of up to 30%, albeit based on relatively low overall numbers.

"While the study design may not have been optimal," Dr. Morris said, "the differences are striking given the relatively large overall sample size".

One idea is to allow countries with relatively low overall levels of national debt more latitude to run budget deficits.

Turnout was highest in the west, and relatively low overall at 52% (down from 60% in May's presidential election).

On the basis of its findings, the commission has awarded DfID its second-worst rating – amber-red – meaning that significant improvements are required as "the programme performs relatively poorly overall against Icai's criteria for effectiveness and value for money".

On the basis of its findings, Icai has awarded DfID a green-amber rating for the impact of its multilateral work, which means that while the programme was performing relatively well overall, improvements needed to be made.