Sentence examples for More comparatively from inspiring English sources

Even though one cannot deduce generalised statements from comparative case studies, it is possible to make socio-scientific statements, which transcend the specific conditions of two or more comparatively examined individual cases.

Though recently the director has transitioned to more (comparatively) subdued fare, his early output, for all its willingness to indulge the repulsive, remains the highlight of his body of work.

Was it right for some families to receive huge payments while others, who needed help much more, received comparatively little?

Startups in the UK are upbeat about the future and usually more profitable (comparatively) than their US counterparts (which tend to focus on growth over revenues).

Therefore, method I could be considered as more effective comparatively in converting crystalline TA to its amorphous form.

Other high energy savings activities such as flying less or walking more were comparatively underreported in our survey which has also been reported elsewhere [ 37].

As this strain seems to be more virulent comparatively to others, our lower mortality rate could be explained by this microbiological difference.

Image B demonstrates mild subfoveal, serous retinal detachment and comparatively more normal appearing intraretinal architecture when compared to the right.

As both the temperature and stripping chemicals were comparatively more, the extent of strength loss was also found more.

Non-Physicians were comparatively more likely to correctly identify diagnostic features of autism compared with Physicians (P-value <0.001).

Mainstream public discourse is comparatively more muted and discreet.