Sentence examples for a comparatively normal from inspiring English sources

The twins, we're told, were born to a Mekong River fisherman and his wife in 1811 and for six years or so lived a comparatively normal life.

Nothing remotely resembling a chemotherapeutic cure has been achieved, but in certain forms of malignant disease, such as leukemia, which cannot be treated by surgery, palliative effects have been achieved that prolong life and allow the patient in many instances to lead a comparatively normal existence.

Although she was of royal blood, her family lived a comparatively normal life.

Although he was of royal blood, his family was relatively obscure and lived a comparatively normal life by royal standards.

Whereas MyoIA ts  >  UAS-esg midguts lost gut structure and integrity after 5 days of induction (Supplementary Fig S4I), midguts from MyoIA ts  >  UAS-esg UAS-dIAP animals retained a comparatively normal morphology (Supplementary Fig S4J) and had extended long-term survival, albeit still well below that of controls (Supplementary Fig S4K).

36 This difference in the relationship between obesity and diabetes in Asians is partly because the risk of diabetes begins to increase at comparatively normal BMI in Asian populations, and overall obesity is not a good measure of actual cardiometabolic risk, as discussed in more detail below.

Equally, it follows that patients in group 2 with comparatively normal INRs were delayed for other reasons.

Surprisingly, although the wav3wavh1wavh2 triple mutant had abnormal root gravitropic response, the single and double mutants were comparatively normal.

It's a surreal conversation, but amid the lunacy of today's acid-tinged event it seems comparatively normal.

He kills the comparatively "normal" Maria only because she inadvertently discovers his twisted compulsion.

Studies of melanoma and lung cancer patients have in contrast reported NKT cells with comparatively normal capacities to expand (Kawano et al, 1999a; Motohashi et al, 2002).