Sentence examples for achieve comparatively from inspiring English sources

For example, recently arrived migrants, in particular, presumably have lower skills in the language of the host country and are thus more likely to achieve comparatively low results in literacy and to be more prone to nonresponse.

The proposed geometry retains some of the features of serpentine flow field such as multiple bends, while modifications are made in its in-plane flow path to achieve comparatively uniform reactant and product distribution.

Additionally, it has been observed that PidSO is able to achieve comparatively better success rates and success performances though it is more complex, and that the performance of PidSO is promoted by selecting proper law based controllers.

Although specifically designed for ICU use, the investigated subcutaneous device failed to achieve comparatively accurate results in all recently published trials [17 19], as opposed to the CGM technologies quantifying glucose concentration in the vascular compartment of critically ill patients [25 28].

Clearly, our proposed work, PSO-SD achieves comparatively better extension to network lifetime.

It can be seen that the method achieves comparatively good positioning of the target area.

It was also observed that the forged samples achieved comparatively longer fatigue life under strain-controlled cyclic loading.

Although two nodes in consensus phylogenetic tree somewhat achieved comparatively low bootstrap replication values (31 and 33%), but other nodes were supported by bootstrap values between 93 and 100%, which were statistically significant and indicate 'support' for a clade (Park et al., 2002; Peterson, 2008 and Ergashev et al., 2009).

The present system achieved comparatively much higher removal efficiency than the existing conventional septic tank (CST) for CODtot, CODss, BOD and TSS as 72.6, 90.2, 78.4 and 83.2% respectively, which ranged between 30 and 50% for CST for all the parameters.

To achieve consensus, comparatively informal meetings are held in private among the council's permanent members, a practice that has been criticized by nonpermanent members of the Security Council.

An essential improvement of the mechanical properties such as micro hardness, elasticity and internal stress compared to that of the pure nickel has been achieved at comparatively low tungsten content of 3.2 wt.%.