Sentence examples for relatively well at from inspiring English sources

We found that the majority of regional-scale corridors performed relatively well at capturing elevated levels of connectivity relative to non-corridor comparisons, with 7 of 9 corridors rated as good or better in terms of how they captured electrical current levels (a proxy for connectivity).

Analysts, meanwhile, said the Murdochs had come off relatively well at the hearings.

While advertising has plunged at many magazines during this recession, it has held up relatively well at Tatler, Mr. Coleridge said.

The euro itself has been doing relatively well, at least against the dollar, ticking up to $1.4509 on Tuesday, from $1.4425 before the deal was announced Thursday.

Although all three companies face major threats from generic competition, the latest results show that demand for medicines is holding up relatively well at a time of economic downturn.

Berger was able to shower at her father's apartment 20 minutes away, and found that at home a mixture of wet wipes and a damp flannel worked relatively well, at a push.

Meanwhile, other communications systems, including broadcast networks, cable television and Internet service, held up relatively well -- at least on the network side -- thanks in part to their reliance on batteries and backup generators.

Top official Robin Mahfood, whose brother was forced out in a sex scandal in 2000, was relatively well paid at $425,000.

The method of He et al. preserves edges relatively well but at the same time introduces "artifacts" (especially where arrowed), as shown in Fig. 9d.

Although nearly the entire phase of the tsunami signal is relatively well explained at the Sendai Port station, the amplitude of the first negative and positive waves are smaller than the observed ones.

Many have litters of underdeveloped, altricial young, while others have precocial young that are relatively well developed at birth.