Sentence examples for viewed in relative from inspiring English sources

Ethically speaking, the industry "has to be viewed in relative, not absolutist, terms," he argues.

As pointed out by Mineka et al. (1998) "symptom specificity must be viewed in relative rather than absolute terms".

Since the assembly is made up of all reads from all cats, the SNP rates should be viewed in a relative sense, from Cinnamon with the lowest SNP rate at one SNP per 1520 NQS bases to Nancy with the highest rate at one SNP per 360 NQS bases.

Flow perturbations prevail under all possible modes of revascularization in a bifurcated milieu and therefore should be viewed in concert with relative stent position as important parameters for understanding the mechanisms governing stent-based drug delivery.

Mr Hamilton continues:Policy-makers in the Federal Reserve have traditionally thought of inflation as a broad movement in all wages and prices, which to some extent is under their control, and viewed changes in relative commodity prices as outside their control.

For the most part, these fossils allow various forms of information from the rock succession to be viewed in terms of their relative position in the sequence.

This factor suggests that risk is relative or even viewed in light of other risks as a tradeoff.

NBC executives said that when viewed in that light, Ms. Couric's deal is a relative bargain.

The trends of the relative translation efficiency can also be viewed in box plots (Fig. S3).

The relative locations of numerous genes can be viewed in one window and compared across species.

We proceed to demonstrate that relative measures of inequality in health shortfalls reflect an 'extreme leftist' view, in contrast to the 'rightist' view embodied in relative measures of inequality in health attainment.