Sentence examples for valuable relative from inspiring English sources

You have to go back to the stagflation of the 1970s or the Depression of the 1930s to find a time when it was more valuable, relative to stocks.

A senior-level Oracle programmer's time is more valuable relative to a recent college grad, for example.

Key findings include: the highest frequencies of social values for ecosystem services were associated with forested land cover; water bodies were highly valuable relative to area occupied; and agricultural land and areas of permanent snow and ice were least valuable.

One might worry that a view according to which even ideal, perfect rationality can coexist harmoniously with a more or less completely mistaken view of one's situation threatens to attenuate the connection between believing rationally and believing truly too far, and to render obscure why the former would be valuable relative to the latter.

Although it is generally difficult to compare fluorescence intensities of different antibodies directly, these measurements were a valuable relative approximation to plot the time lapses of H3K9ac/K14ac or H3K27me3 signals, respectively, confirming that H3K9ac/K14ac accumulated early during macronuclear differentiation whereas H3K27me3 signals remained on a threshold level at that time.

More investigators and ethics committee members will acquire valuable skills relative to the conduct and appraisal of research synthesis.

Methods, then, should be viewed not in terms of a hierarchy of intrinsic worth but as valuable only relative to the question asked.

RNAseq data also provide valuable information about relative gene expression levels.

However, we consider our results valuable for identifying relative post-disaster risks of oral health because we mainly analyzed internal correlates in a group of survivors.

Remarkably, glucosinolate levels of the cabbage leaf disks stored at 4°C also showed a significant decrease by 21 days, with a loss of 50% of the initial glucosinolate levels (Additional file 1: Figure S6B), indicating that storage under cycle of light/darkness led to enhanced retention of this valuable phytochemical even relative to refrigeration.

That way, everyone is treated fairly: Your husband's work is recognized as inherently valuable, and your relatives are given preferential treatment — but not allowed to nail-gun your husband to the wall.