Sentence examples for the data relatively from inspiring English sources

Both the theories agree with the data relatively well.

Researchers are also hoping that the institute analyzes the data relatively quickly.

Dr. Marks's researchers changed that — but their solution incorporates the data relatively late in the process, only after running 30 variants of the model, for six hours, all with slightly different initial conditions.

As can be seen from these figures and table the model fits the data relatively well.

This enabled us to access the data relatively simply for analysing.

A relatively low value of AIC indicates a relatively high information value and a model which explains the data relatively well.

With these altered parameters, the simulated [Ca2+]i elevation and the clearance dynamics after depolarization fit the experimental data relatively well (Fig. 3B D).

And while even Barack Obama, after meeting with his post-Ferguson taskforce on policing, spoke of the "need to collect more data", relatively little public discussion has centered on how such a count – a real count – would actually work.

The Congressional Budget Office and Internal Revenue Service have produced estimates for effective tax rates, but the data are relatively old — 2008 and 2009, respectively.

But it's fairly standard fare for explanatory journalism: the data's (relatively) easy to get, and not insurmounably hard to explain.

In brief, weather stations (n = 24,542) behind the data have relatively even spatial coverage (excluding Greenland) and the temperature and precipitation records have passed a quality control scheme.