Sentence examples for that relatively to from inspiring English sources

It can easily be noted from the results obtained that, relatively to the control concrete, the compressive strengths of all tested concretes increase continuously with age and show no drop.

Taking into account the volume of the central joint piece in each of the joint designs, it appeared that, relatively to the least performant design, the increase in performance of each design does not always match the increase in weight of the joint piece volume.

Data from the PIOC experiment also showed that, relatively to feeding a MR, feeding BC is associated with a lower colonisation of E. coli in the intestinal tissue after inoculation with ETEC F18.

A quantum computer should be able to do that relatively quickly to get back the prime numbers and that will mean that basically anything that has been with [that] encryption can be de-encrypted.

In that, they're not dissimilar in approach to Napoli and, like Napoli, it's an approach that seems specific to that relatively small group of players.

In contrast to that relatively untamed landscape, Richmond's centre is very genteel.

What success the book has had I owe to that relatively new-found comfort with expressing my true nature.

But instead of crafting a bill to solve that relatively modest problem, the sponsors have overreached.

Romney's Medicare ad is designed to undermine that relatively modest but potentially crucial advantage.

Vitamins also differ from the other biological compounds in that relatively small quantities are needed to complete their functions.

That relatively sanguine appraisal also appears to be the consensus of most private economists and Wall Street strategists.