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Meanings of relatively high in English

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Usage of relatively high in English
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However, companies listed on these markets tend to be relatively high risk.
The Irish Times
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Possible referral bias due to inclusion of relatively high risk elderly patients.
Pubmed
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The associated hatchery and deployment cost of this approach are relatively high.
Pubmed
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Studies consistently find relatively high levels of discriminatory attitudes towards immigrants here.
The Irish Times
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The results showed that Macau residents owned a relatively high environmental awareness.
Pubmed
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A relatively high population of NASH patients develops hepatic fibrosis, even cirrhosis.
Pubmed
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In addition, a relatively high-risk obstetric population was served with favorable outcomes.
Pubmed
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Its workers pay relatively high taxes and get relatively little in benefits.
Reuters
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But night-time temperatures in the relatively high-altitude area are falling below freezing.
Reuters
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What has worked in Britain is we have got relatively high employment.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, genetic differentiation was low and heterozygosity relatively high across stocked sections.
Pubmed
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This nonresponsive phenotype was associated with relatively high susceptibility to Pst infection.
Pubmed
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Australia is a country with a relatively high prevalence of peanut allergy.
The South African
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Exposure to the active metabolite SN-38 was relatively high compared with i.v.
Pubmed
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The second source: Alpine climbing, by definition, takes place at relatively high altitude.
Climbing Magazine
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It forms under relatively high pressure and often in the presence of water.
Wired
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