Sentence examples for relatively respected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fawzi described the cease-fire as "relatively respected".

For starters, there has been a relatively respected rule to leave candidate's wives out of campaign attacks.

In this study, we realized that this principle appeared to be relatively better respected by research students when compared to, say, obtaining research ethics approval/clearance.

However, given their presence in sponges or placozoans, which lack that system, it can be safely concluded that these roles must have been acquired relatively recently respect to the origin of the UUL-encoding genes.

Yet by recognising it, as she surely must eventually, she could still confirm what had seemed one of the revolution's gains: (relatively) free elections, respected by the losers.

In contrast Mr. Zucker, who has a highly respected but relatively underground reputation, is the subject of twin gallery shows that could give his profile a welcome lift.

Contrary to the previous level, peripheral authorities are respected although relatively passive partners in the policy planning and implementation, under the firm guidance of the higher legislative framework.

(The UN has relatively no respect amongst anyone I have met).

However, this potentially could be explained by relatively (with respect to cellular homologs) fast evolution of the polymerases in various viral lineages, which would obscure their common origin.

We found that during the initial 12 hour period the gene expression of transcription factors is still relatively unchanged respect to the undifferentiated mESCs in all three time courses.

The second class of methods includes profile regression, which partitions observations into clusters that are relatively coherent with respect to exposure among observations within clusters and dissimilar with respect to exposure between clusters (Molitor et al. 2010).