Sentence examples for relatively particular from inspiring English sources

Having become aware of some moral issue in such relatively particular terms, he might proceed directly to sorting out the conflict between them.

Likewise, a set of methods is presented that is relatively particular, and the reason why these specific methods were chosen over other possibilities is not provided.

The climaxes in this piece, though relatively few, are particular.

Drug makers have long viewed France's pharmaceutical oversight apparatus as being relatively permissive, in particular as compared with the United States Food and Drug Administration, which industry and some patient groups criticize as overly cautious.

Lampinen's selection of particular, relatively liberal decision criteria obscured this similarity.

In particular, relatively larger average β values were estimated at observation points near Mt. Chishinshan.

In particular, relatively slow solvent evaporation rate can determine an initial "burst" effect and can influence the drug permeation in the initial hours.

In particular, relatively large seed particles compared to the size of the droplets, high binder/seed mass ratios, and bottom spray are used.

Anton and Yao (2004), for example, indicated that when property rights are weak, disclosure incentives are relatively stronger, in particular for nondrastic (e.g. incremental) innovations.

Yet for the field of postsecondary education in general, and STEM education in particular, relatively little is known about student study habits, largely due to the lack of robust descriptive research that accounts for students' behaviors in real-world settings.

In case of cameras moving with respect to the scene, but keeping a fixed disparity, the M-DVC solution was able to achieve results that are close to H.264/AVC No Motion, and in the case of fixed cameras, the difference is relatively small, in particular, when compared with the RD performance loss of single SI DVC solutions.