Sentence examples for agree comparatively from inspiring English sources
Results were found to agree comparatively well with modest differences in rates for several reactions.
The calculated breakthrough curves had good approximations to the experimental ones with the values of Q0 = 3.0 mol/kg, Kc = 0.75, and Ds = 5 × 10−9 m2/h; these values agreed comparatively well with those determined individually by the column and batch adsorptions with H1.33Mn1.67O4 type adsorbent (Q0 = 3.4 mol/kg, Kc = 0.1, and Ds = 4.2 × 10−9 m2/h, respectively).
Also, the complex matching process devised, with 3 oncologists having to agree on a comparatively large set of initial data, led to the fact that only very few potentially matchable pairs could be found.
In case of the artemisinin data, prediction error estimates from the outer loop again agree with those obtained from the comparatively small 'oracle' data set.
We agree that the management of adverse event costs is comparatively small compared with that of acquisition costs.
David: Well, I don't agree with that argument, but I do acknowledge that we have comparatively low rates of home invasion and robberies because thieves are afraid of running into armed homeowners.
In taking this case, the court had agreed to review a comparatively narrow question: the type of proof required to trigger the shifting of the burden to the defendant in a mixed-motive age-discrimination case.
Moreover, orthologs are comparatively well agreed upon and available from Inparanoid.
History suggests that it is (comparatively) easier to make pragmatic bargains over tangible issues like land than it is to agree on great religious questions like the nature of God.
The comparatively powerful conservationist community could reach out to the disadvantaged Chagossian community through dialogue to determine if the two groups can agree on mutually acceptable levels of coconut tree removal and coconut plantation management.
Gilbert finally proposed a comparatively serious opera, to which Sullivan agreed.
