These results reflected a relatively high regard for guidelines endorsed by respected sources relative to other types of resources.
She is always pleased to see him, but she now treats him as a respected older relative.
The court heard that a report by the American Psychological Association, which is frequently cited by campaigners for same-sex marriage, found "not a single study has found children of lesbian or gay parents to be disadvantaged in any significant respect relative to children of heterosexual parents".
In recent years, gays and lesbians asserting their parental rights have been able to cite a 1995 report from the American Psychological Association, which concluded, "Not a single study has found children of gay and lesbian parents to be disadvantaged in any significant respect relative to children of heterosexual parents".
"There is an emerging consensus, based on extensive review of the scientific literature, that children growing up in households headed by gay men or lesbians are not disadvantaged in any significant respect relative to children of heterosexual parents," the academy said.
In every other respect, relative forces measured were consistent with the other two cantilevers.
It was unique in this and other respects relative to the site selection method used on other DOE-supported projects.
Claims of revealed truth aside, the core doctrine has been that God, to be God, must be in all respects absolute and in no respects relative.
However, the observed rate accelerations differ in two important respects relative to the dramatic rate increases in the mitochondrial genomes of these species.
Results were then reported in terms quite meaningful as respects relative odds of death at one or more specific times of interest.
To further complicate matters, both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain responded to hypothetical personal questions recently by saying that under some circumstances they would respect a relative's decision to choose abortion.
