Sentence examples for this type of relative from inspiring English sources
This type of relative conservation of the CBP and flexibility of the surrounding regions is similar to that of the GII NoVs, although GI and GII NoVs have distinct HBGA binding interfaces.
This type of relative approach is often used to study the net survival of patients with cancer, i.e. the survival of patients if the only cause of death is related to the disease [ 12- 17].
This type of relative judgment is essentially a percentage reflecting the ratio of the perceived target eccentricity relative to the perceived total extent of the stimulus space (i.e., the perceived eccentricity of the aperture edge).
It is also found that regardless of the type of gas phase injected, the mobility and hence saturation history of the gas phase is more affected by the type of relative permeability curves employed for flow simulation (Fig. 1).
"Figuring out how many shirts Retailer X was selling versus how many Retailer Y was selling was irrelevant" for much of the past year, Lacaille said, but there are signs that those type of relative value judgments matter once more.
The ICF were very specific as regards the type of relative.
When stratifying by the type of relative, the association between parent/sibling death and childhood cancers was positive, but statistically insignificant.
Fracture risk is known to run in families, with the relative risk ratio of a fracture in a first-degree relative ranging from 1.3 to 2.4, varying according to the type of relative pair and site of fracture [ 24, 25].
However, there is no evidence for the efficacy of this type of coverage relative to a functional recovery.
The sample size and power, the survey, the type of relatives and of control subjects may also account for the differences and the different results as compared to other studies.
From this type of microregional analysis, relative changes in tumour cell oxygen consumption rates and intravascular oxygenation (which relates to vascular functionality) can both be estimated.
