Sentence examples for so that relative from inspiring English sources

To address this, we have made use of the possibility to include figure supplements by now including gel images of the other competition assays so that relative fitness can be directly evaluated.

To this end, the expression level of each gene was first log transformed and then median-centered (relatively to its median expression across all samples), so that relative variations rather than absolute values were used for interpretation.

The general theory of relativity predicts a time dilatation in a gravitational field, so that, relative to someone outside of the field, clocks (or atomic processes) go slowly.

So does the availability of many similar products, so that relative prices can be compared.

While a Foucault pendulum swings back and forth in a plane, the Earth rotates beneath it, so that relative motion exists between them.

Inflation is low, he said, and 10-year Treasuries yield 3.66percentt "instead of the 10percentt yield of 1974, so that relative to interest rates and inflation, stocks are almost as cheap now as they were then".

"The whole family is so excited," said that relative, Anne Vernon.

It will also require progress in social care, so that patients can be helped to live at home for longer, and so that relatives who care for their loved ones receive the support they need.

A not-for-profit company he has set up has acquired the Deceased Register; the purpose is to work with local registration services to ensure that when people die, their names are removed from mailing lists so that relatives will not be distressed by continuing to receive letters for them.

"While steps do need to be taken to protect the identities of people in detention so that relatives in their home countries aren't endangered, the government's crackdown on workers and whistleblowers is about hiding from view what it knows would offend most people's sense of decency and fairness," he said.

Once the chaos had subsided a little, a corridor was cleared among the crowds in the makeshift emergency room to move bodies from a temporary morgue to local hospitals so that relatives could claim them.