There is little empirical evidence regarding the generalisability of relative risk estimates from studies which have relatively low response rates or are of limited representativeness.
The Predators can fire only Hellfire missiles, which have relatively small warheads.
In the early nineteen-sixties, Kandel decided to conduct classic Pavlovian conditioning studies on aplysia, or sea slugs, which have relatively few neurons.
"The scenario we adopted was one of falling oil prices and companies which have relatively higher costs of production would be affected first under that scenario.
Efforts center on Port Chester and Tarrytown, which have relatively high percentages of Hispanic students in the schools, according to United States Department of Education figures.
But Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin -- which have relatively few minorities -- all saw sharp declines in the number of households that returned census questionnaires.
Private equity firms have in recent years coveted wound-care businesses, which have relatively stable cash flows against which they can borrow lots of debt.
So far, the most progress has been made in metamaterials that work at microwave and radio frequencies, which have relatively long wavelengths.
The first whole genome sequencing efforts, carried out in 1976 and 1977, focused respectively on the bacteriophages (bacteria-infecting viruses) MS2 and ΦX174, which have relatively small genomes.
But a bombing campaign or a naval blockade would tax the Air Force and Navy, which have relatively more capacity, and could utilize the 1,500 U.S. military personnel already in nearby Djibouti.
In plain English, not that it makes more sense that way: we don't have enough evidence for the military commissions, which have relatively loose evidentiary standards, so we want to try for the civilian criminal courts, which are stricter.
