Sentence examples for which could be relatively from inspiring English sources

To reflect that city's Celtic pride, Mr. Robitschek used Jameson Irish whiskey in the drink, which could be relatively simply reproduced by the neophyte mixologist at home.

Andrew Krepinevich, of the Centre for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, compares the frontier posts of the Roman empire, which could be (relatively) speedily reinforced by road (see Mr Krepinevich's maps below).

Households have a number of measures available which could be relatively easily implemented to mitigate rapid increase of utilities tariffs.

There could be a significant benefit if the initial damage in the HAZ of the repair weld, which could be relatively high when the repair time is relatively large, could be reduced by repair welding or by post weld heat treatment.

Four days a week of self-administered therapy and three days a week of directly-observed therapy with pill counting to check the correct intake of self-administered drugs could be a compromise strategy, which could be relatively easily implemented in RNTCP.

The president-elect has said he wants to approve the controversial Keystone and Dakota Access oil pipelines, which could be done relatively quickly, and offshore drilling in the Atlantic and Arctic could be back on the agenda.

We found that the assortativity coefficient is 0.21 which could be considered relatively high.

The timing of which could be considered relatively short when compared to animal studies of similar aim.

Biomonitoring agencies currently employing the NB restriction digest system would gather more information by transitioning to the use of DNA barcoding, a change which could be made relatively seamlessly as the same gene region underlies both protocols.

These results suggest that functional impairment of CD4+ T cells in general, and of central memory subset in particular, may be a potential indicator/predictor of chronic infection with immune dysfunction, which could be assayed relatively easily using non-specific PMA+I stimulation.

The results presented here suggest structural/organisation changes which could be achieved relatively easily to enhance safety netting.