Sentence examples for sustains relatively from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the NW remarkably sustains relatively high currents, up to approximately 30 uA, without structural degradation.
View-dependent representations depend on a memory system that sustains relatively unprocessed sensory information from the scene [17], whereas view-invariant representations depend on a memory system that sustains information about 3D objects independent of the particular sensory features produced by the objects [18].
He has sustained relatively serious facial and other injuries throughout his career.
The Giants are holding morning workouts, and a few of their starters have sustained relatively minor injuries.
Downtown skyscrapers, built more recently and conforming with earthquake-resistance standards, swayed but sustained relatively minor damage.
Still, some economists say the blows to housing and the stock market are likely to sustain relatively higher saving levels even after the recession subsides.
But those players, along with the handful who sustained relatively minor injuries during the game -- including cornerback Will Peterson (concussion) and safety Omar Stoutmire (back spasms) -- are expected to be ready to return to the lineup against Tennessee.
The Quinnipiac poll also contained some valuable clues as to how Clinton has been able, so far, to navigate all of the negative media coverage she has received while sustaining relatively little damage to her overall polling numbers.
With sustained, relatively high rates of unemployment, businesses are under no pressure to raise their employees' incomes because both workers and employers know that many people without jobs would be willing to work for less.
This excess in-hospital mortality in Saudi Arabia was present only for patients sustaining relatively severe injuries, and it was higher with increasing severity and higher age.
"China will sustain relatively high economic growth, but not super-high economic growth," he said at a business conference in Southern China.
