Graphically, this translates into the curve being relatively flat (put inversely, the VAS is relatively constant over a relatively wide range of HRQL), and the curve is concave from below for HRQL values higher than qp.
A slightly dishevelled but still relatively put-together man, possibly late thirties, in need of a shave, shuffles on to the train, struggling to balance his medium Dunkin' Donuts coffee, a canvas tote bag, and a large, black paperback book.
On the outside I appeared relatively put-together, and I consistently received praise from friends and family who were in awe of how much I could handle.
Equally, the mosaic at Woodchester in Gloucestershire remains in a very fine state because it is so relatively seldom put on show.
As is often the case, such idealistic ambition is relatively easily put down on paper when applying for research funding, but proves to be quite a challenge in practice, where even the ambition itself will become the subject of intense debate, even after the closure of the procedure.
A phonetic transcription may be relatively broad (omitting much of the acoustic detail) or relatively narrow (putting in rather more of the detail), according to the purpose for which it is intended.
Imagine that speed combined with perhaps the biggest change to the course, which Jones made four years ago to the relatively nondescript putting surface that served as the par-3 18th green for the 1997 Open.
In this regard, GC is relatively off putting because it has a much lower sensitivity towards underivatized morphine.
But one thing it almost certainly will do is take some of the Republicans in relatively vulnerable seats and put them in relatively safe ones.
