Sentence examples for Comparatively sized from inspiring English sources

Seals and sea otters are the only carnivores with two pairs of lower incisor teeth rather than three; the adult dental formula is The sea otter has a metabolic rate two or three times that of comparatively sized terrestrial mammals.

By the time Jamie Jones and Damian Lazarus closed the Friday night, and Kerri Chandler the Sunday night, it was as rammed and lively as any other, comparatively sized European effort.

While a comparatively sized population in a low income country will likely suffer from under capacity for elective surgery, these populations have (albeit often limited) recourse via referral either laterally to other providers or upward to Regional centres.

Comparatively, size enlargement of Cu1.94S, from 10 nm in width at 2 min (Fig. 5a, b) to 100 nm at 60 min (Fig. 3a), provided further evidence for catalyst-assisted growth of CuInS2 nanoleaves.

The smaller silylamide concentrations result in fewer nucleation events and allow for comparatively larger sized nanocrystals.

As a result comparatively large domain sizes can be simulated with realistic behavior at the walls.

This has been related to the higher difficulty in achieving the most active metallic palladium state for comparatively similar particle sizes in the presence of such contacts.

This is a key driver of the comparatively large inheritance sizes we report below.

The comparatively paltry size of this universe reflects tepid enthusiasm all around, many investment advisers say.

Mr. Smith acknowledged that Southwest's comparatively small size gave it an advantage in maintaining a consistent level of service.

The number of contracts has been limited, however, by the comparatively small size of many minority-owned companies.