Sentence examples for required relative to from inspiring English sources

(The way "leverage ratio" is defined in this debate is confusing – a higher ratio actually means more equity is required relative to debt, so a higher ratio implies less debt and a safer system, all other things being equal. As with all discussions of financial transactions, you need to check the fine print).

We also include a discussion of situations where flexibility may be required, relative to the ideal rigorous evaluation, to accommodate inevitable real-world feasibility constraints.

To accommodate this application, roughly 130,000 global spherical harmonic coefficients are required relative to Slepian modeling that needs only about 6104 coefficients, and thus offers significant computational advantages for updating the near-surface and satellite data.

Antisense PNA silencing showed fabI to be the least stringent, whereas expressed antisense silencing found murA was significantly less stringently required, relative to the other four essential genes examined (Figures 5 and 6).

Moreover, which functional mode is used in (motor) precision aiming (a phase flow structured by a limit cycle or two fixed points) has recently been shown to be dependent on the task's difficulty (i.e., the degree of accuracy required relative to the target distance [52]).

The competitive index (CI) within nasal wash, nasal tissue, blood and lung samples was determined at 24 h and 48 h post-challenge on selective media by calculating the ratio of wild-type to mutant or mutant to mutant as required, relative to the input ratio.

When people with mental illness fail to recognize they are ill and accept treatment, current law requires relatives to wait until after their loved ones become a "danger to self or others" before they can help.

If required, relative density to the E1 face was calculated in each cell clump.

Hedlund and Pass (1968) investigated infection of B. bassiana on the alfalfa and indicated that high rate of infection required relative humidity of 98 to 100%.

Simulation of multiphase flow in porous media requires relative permeability functions to make estimates of productivity, injectivity, and ultimate recovery from oil reservoirs for evaluation and planning of production operations (Honarpour and Mahmood 1988).

This is roughly what the science suggests would be required globally, relative to today's emissions, to give us a more than 50% chance of limiting the global temperature rise to 2C – the point at which runaway warming becomes a real concern.