Sentence examples for this is relatively true from inspiring English sources
In the long-run, we find economic growth tends to converge to its long-run equilibrium path in response to changes in insurance market activities and three macroeconomic indicators.24 This is relatively true for all these six cases considered.
By losing two SCN, it is expected to detect no SI; this is, relatively, true when the SI of chromosome is identified within the downregulated category.
Key to this approach, according to Hales, is that we abandon a conception of global relativism on which the lose thesis "everything is relative" is embraced a thesis Hales concedes to be inconsistent for the thesis "everything that is true is relatively true", which he maintains is not (cf. Shogenji 1997 for a criticism of Hales on this point).
The cliché that Canada is a polite country, where even people in mosh pits say "sorry," is relatively true.
Given universal subjectivism, the claim that the wind is cold for me is not opposed to the claim that it is warm for you, since both are (relatively) true.
Such a system of classification proved helpful in their attempts to distinguish themselves from, and at the same time, incorporate previous doctrines as expedient means that are relatively true.
Fourteen students felt that the simulation was relatively true to life; "it gave me an insight on what to expect with real patients and that all patients are not co-operative and you have to be flexible enough to go around it".
Systematic differences between trained observers in measures of AGD have been observed; however, this variation is relatively small compared with the true differences between babies (Romano-Riquer et al. 2007).
At that point, the curve is relatively vertical, since true HRQL is relatively constant.
We have begun to investigate this issue, and preliminary simulation studies suggest that in logistic regression settings in which the true effect is relatively small, this bias is neglible.
