Sentence examples for respond relatively from inspiring English sources
Nigeria was able to respond relatively quickly, and use its experience in tackling polio to do so.
It also suggests that epigaeic assemblages respond relatively rapidly to revegetation, probably because they do not require resources that develop over long periods of time.
This low unemployment rate is a result of long-term processes that have enabled the labor market to respond relatively quickly to changes in the economic environment and have reduced structural unemployment.2 Furthermore, responsible fiscal and monetary policies, and strong integration into the global market have also promoted employment at all ages.
Among the major molecular subtypes, basal breast carcinomas are poorly differentiated, have metastatic potential and poor prognosis, but respond relatively well to chemotherapy.
Thus, while resting cells will respond relatively equivalently to PAF and fMLF, following priming or cell activation, FPR signalling is dominant.
Most of their symptoms are resistant to pharmacological treatments but respond relatively well to mECT, the clinical characteristics often seen in psychotic symptoms associated with NMDAR encephalitis [ 22, 23].
It has been reported (Levy et al. 2001; Hasson et al. 2003) that FFA responds more to foveal stimuli, relative to adjacent area PPA, which responds relatively more to peripheral stimuli.
He got good pass protection and responded relatively well, deftly reading coverages early and making a handful of athletic, strong-armed throws.
That is true everywhere, but Japan provides an extreme case that illustrates the dangers of coddling weak companies.Japan's stronger firms have responded relatively quickly to the recession, in marked contrast to the dithering during the "lost decade" of the 1990s.
However, stock markets responded relatively mildly after the shutdown went into force.
Mass distribution of brochures was relatively more effective with Non-Hispanic Whites, while African Americans responded relatively better to other recruitment strategies.
