Sentence examples for without relatively from inspiring English sources

The fact that the system samples the e-mail messages of so many users is one reason that many members of Congress opposed its use in criminal investigations without relatively high hurdles of proof.

This method can be readily adapted to other transfer proteins and has several advantages over existing techniques for measuring lipid binding, including (i) the ability to study lipids in their natural states (i.e., without relatively large reporter groups) and (ii) the ability to measure on- and off- rate constants as well as equilibrium constants.

Chromosomes 1, 2, 9, 12, and 14 have relatively high proportions of coding regions without relatively high entropy while chromosome 20 has a relatively low proportion of coding regions without relatively low entropy.

With respect to visual perfusion CT analysis, it does appear that the 60 patients with target mismatch without relatively large cores may have benefited from treatment, and this is the major drawback to this approach compared to quantitative perfusion CT.

Although several vaccine candidates are under development, comparisons between laboratories will be difficult without relatively standardized laboratory materials and methods [ 12] or algorithms to control for variations in protocol.

Given that the majority of high-grade lesions cannot be treated without relatively high morbidity and mortality, new biological therapies and gene therapies are under development aiming toward vascular remodeling.

Even with compensation, unfortunate Bihar is likely to be worse off without its relatively prosperous south.

Without that relatively strong performance among Hispanics, the election would have been a tossup.

Italy has sought to convince Brussels for weeks to allow it to bail out the bank without triggering relatively new banking regulations that were put in place to dissuade such national bank rescues.

Well, without the relatively modest annual increases in productivity assumed by Wanless, we would have to spend a third more than he forecast to get the same standard of health care.

As the more upwardly mobile moved out, immigrant families from the Caribbean and the Indian sub-continent were moving in, finding – mostly without difficulty – relatively low-skilled metal-bashing jobs, just like the street's very first residents.