Sentence examples for scales relative from inspiring English sources

Planktotrophic species are more resistant to extinction and therefore persist longer on geological time scales relative to nonplanktotrophic species.

Simply speaking, farmers know how much land they need to clear for the expansion of a given activity, but they usually have little concept of how this area scales relative to the regional rate of loss.

In this activity, every time students align a new temporal scale to space, they are also asked to locate all previous scales relative to the current scale (hierarchical alignment).

Children with migraine were more likely to present abnormal scores in several of the CBCL scales, relative to children without migraine, and maternal migraine status contributed little to the model.

Results from the numerical analyses indicate that the mechanical behaviour and impact performance of the composite structure are governed by the overall stiffness of the assembly of scales relative to the underlying layer.

To examine the validity of the self-report Work-Disability Functional Assessment Battery (WD-FAB) physical function scales relative to clinician ratings of function and a performance-based functional capacity evaluation: the Physical Work Performance Evaluation PWPEE).

There are two uses of the @ operator, absolute scaling and relative scaling: to scale the signal at α dB RMS relative to full scale (absolute scaling) to scale the signal at α dB RMS above the signal (relative scaling).

"On an absolute scale it is lavish," he said, "but on a relative scale, relative to my peers, it is small".

In addition, "from a cachet standpoint, Danbury is low on the scale relative to the rest of the county," Mr. Shapiro said.

The actions were on a much larger scale relative to G.D.P. than what the Fed has done.

The Z axes of the height histograms were scaled relative to the peak height.