| 词汇 | example_english_relatively |
| 释义 | Examples of relativelyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Even relatively strong interactions in the submicromolar range can be lost during centrifugation, a method routinely used in translation studies. Statutory regulation played a relatively minor role in the prudential control of banks. Today, new types of swaps are relatively easy to create and can be implemented quickly. Consider first the fact that faucal consonants are relatively rare in languages of the world. Physician attitudes and concerns were relatively more correlated with their ratings of reluctance to prescribe than with their actual frequency of prescribing. However, with a relatively small caseload of patients, it is not surprising that a high level of patient satisfaction has been achieved. Therefore, the thermodynamic properties of pure hydrogen or helium can be calculated directly with the help of a relatively simple interpolation code. We also take into account that firms with lower debt and more capital availability will contribute relatively more to their pensions. The main cause of this result is that in most years, the standard deviation of monthly rates is relatively small. Both factors discussed influence the amount of the insurance equivalent withdrawal, which as a whole is relatively high, especially for high entry ages. They occur when the number of entities involved in a malfunctioning system is relatively large. As a result, adults living in households with other adults were relatively under-represented. The other psychosocial variables were relatively unchanged by the inclusion of cortisol. The deep, relatively simple bass line reinforces and stabilises the more detailed drums. Our sample of psychotic patients had a relatively early onset. However, the weighted numbers of those meeting criteria for dysthymia only was relatively small (74 females, 50 males) and risks erroneous interpretation. The exigencies of research funding usually require measurement of outcome after a relatively short period, which we have done. An explanation for this result could be the relatively large number of psychotherapy sessions in a short amount of time. Why should primary group size assessed when relatively symptom free so clearly explain future mental health in men but not in women ? I had assumed that the book would focus on the relatively esoteric technique of using a videolink to interview patients. However, it is possible that use of relatively inexperienced staff with only brief training made the intervention less effective. A relatively mild method for upgrading rights to assess a referent involves a [confirmation] [agreement token] turn format, as in excerpt (7). However, this is associated with relatively low levels of internal resources held by borrowers. I always had in mind that this would be a relatively short transitional phase to a reformed system. The reason for more small and medium enterprises to report loss of assets is because these firms are relatively more asset rich than micro enterprises. Fuelling the transformation in the camps was the introduction of relatively large quantities of cash in the early 1990s. In fact, the floor turn is relatively unconnected to preceding discourse. Can we not discern certain relatively perduring features of speech that may not be unique to the individual? They had played together in the orchestra for 1.8 to three years and were in relatively close social contact with one another. Considering that our corpus is still relatively small, the performance of our tagger is very promising. The transactions supported by the prototype application are relatively simple ones, with relatively simple rules of thumb used to direct the system's next move. The material is relatively simple: drones, amplified percussion, distortion effects, and, in the final track, a range of objects. A third weakness is the relatively small number of interviews conducted by the author. The rates of increase in the number of entrepreneurs and government employees in the rural economy are relatively small (5.8% and 5.5%, respectively). Correlations of market productivity are often positive, but they are relatively low, and in most cases lower than those of output. Moreover, the role of risk and risk aversion might be integrated relatively straightforwardly in this framework. The unconditional correlations are closer to those observed only when the intermediation shock is relatively unimportant. A large implies that the stochastic components play a relatively small role, and that profit is the main motivator behind this choice. First, note that although the degree of difference is relatively small, statistical gender differences among these children do emerge. Therefore, we suggest that a relatively low efficiency of capital to labor exists in the production of agricultural goods. Under the old system, independents were relatively common and relatively successful, especially within the conservative camp. The interesting question here is whether the delivery of (relatively less tangible) civil rights and political equality is sufficient to sustain democracy. Another situation is possible if the bottle is held closer to the pancake and moved relatively faster. The authors hypothesize that free trade allows developing countries to specialize in goods that are intensive in their relatively abundant factors: labor and natural resources. The relatively large role of the composition effect and the trade-based interactions suggests that countries do not follow a deterministic income- pollution path. Two perverse incentives are relatively common in the panel of countries. Firstly, note that with a concave tax schedule, the tax burden rises relatively steeply when pollution levels are low. Given its relatively high artefact content, any redeposition was very probably of rubbish from within the fort itself. While these three relatively simple principles would go some way to avoid inflexibility, one other aspect also needs to be addressed. By interviewing only senior partners you inevitably arrive not only at those relatively senior in years but those not educated in a cad environment. Offices tend to be owned by investors and let on relatively short leases. Thus, their relatively large frequency (4% of all consonants) in early canonical babbling was unexpected, though still much lower than adult frequencies. Relatively high test - retest and interform reliabilities were reported, and the intercorrelation between scores on the individual tests was high. However, research on morphological awareness is relatively rare. The foreign learners were relatively accurate at categorizing regular words but extremely inaccurate at categorizing exceptional words. Cognitive components related to vocabulary acquisition have been the focus of relatively little research. If auditory temporal resolution is poor, then breakdown in ability to detect glide direction should occur at a relatively long stimulus duration. During winter, this layer is relatively thick, due to strong mixing caused by storms and by convective overturning. Where ar tifacts were relatively abundant, we collected temporally diagnostic sherds that were roughly representative of types and wares. Once established, regional building forms in all par ts of the lowlands varied relatively little from early to late in their evolution. Built in 1985, the neighbourhood is relatively invisible to the average passer-by. As noted earlier, pension entitlements are relatively better amongst women who stopped work than amongst other female carers. Monocular observation through a physical or even notional intersecting plane is thus conceived as relatively 'constructed' by the geometric formula. Finally, the relatively impersonal nature of the interview process may discourage some older people from disclosing information about sensitive traumatic events. In addition, during the pre-school years, social activity is compressed into a relatively narrow sphere. The method follows a few relatively simple steps. Here modernization took place in a relatively smooth manner and there was no need to fear external threats, but domestic tensions were inevitable. When fees are relatively high, it is feasible for care-home providers to bear such risks. On the one hand, the calibrated 2-sigma radiocarbon date of a. d. 690-890 is relatively early. Events involving these foreigners may have been of relatively shor t duration. Relatively little is known about the first three construction phases. Figure 3 shows the secondary prepulse, relatively smaller in amplitude, appearing ahead of the main pulse. However, in music, it appears to have been relatively substantial and successful. Given the limited imaging literature to inform these findings, and the relatively modest associations found in our study, further functional imaging work is required. Perhaps the liability to neuroticism is relatively ' hard-wired ' and the magnitude of gene expression insensitive to environmental variation. Limitations of this study include the relatively small sample size of the control group and reliance on correctional staff controls. Similarly, we did not perform sub-analyses of the e2 allele due to its relatively small frequency across age groups in the population. They also had a larger sample, making our study relatively under powered to replicate the finding. In addition, the sample size was relatively small and there was a large number of censored cases. In the general population, psychiatric symptoms may be transient and relatively mild. The rate of newly depressed patients reported in this study was relatively high (7n6 %). Semi-structured and reliable methods of assessing insight counteract this problem to some extent, as does the use of relatively language-free tests such as card sorting. The relatively low symptoms scores reflect the fact that the patients were in a clinically stable phase of the illness. Extroverted ministries with relatively low claims on the public budget but significantly concerned with international relations include foreign affairs, trade, industry, finance, energy and agriculture. Strengths of the present analysis include its large size and population-based character, and relatively complete capture and followup. The size, number, and morphology of the mycobacteria appeared to remain relatively constant throughout the observed time period. Such a sequence is surrounded by many other high-fitness genotypes, and the average harm done by a single mutation is therefore relatively low. More people are living longer in retirement, and there will be relatively fewer workers supporting each retiree in the future. Within these four broad categories, each group has a unique set of expressed genes, and these patterns were relatively consistent during the developmental stages assayed. Quasi-epidemic transmission can amplify a relatively low amount of heterospecific transmission and substantially increase prevalence. Generally speaking, these issues were, until relatively recently, the preoccupation, and thus the province, of the philosophy of science. In another way the answer to the question is relatively complex, and of course mostly to the detriment or demotion of logic. On marble or limestone they are relatively easy to see. Similarly, in both years of the study, relatively few students reported a negative effect of this competition (3 % and 14 %, respectively). Consider an animal or human examining a relatively complex object. At this time, it was also relatively new. In addition, student's programs often failed to run because some minor convention, which could be spotted even by a relatively unskilled programmer, had been violated. The first was that students respond well to computers because they are relatively new in their school experience. First, these students had relatively little but their gender in common. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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