Sentence examples for are comparatively close from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although differences in MDT of voted groups exist between IEC 61508-6 and this paper, PFDavg of voted groups are comparatively close.

Interestingly, the values (of both borehole temperatures and surface heat flow) in Variation 3 (shallower K horizon) are comparatively close to the reference case.

The measured DGB values of Se, on the other hand, are comparatively close to GB self-diffusion, whereas HGBSe is again larger than HGBAg of GB self-diffusion.

CRF35_AD and TV725 share A1 backbones, and recombination points bordering clade D segments are comparatively close (positions 2166 2444 for CRF35_AD and 2133 2360 for the isolate infecting patient TV725; positions 2901 3538 for CFR35_AD and 2897 3659 for TV725).

Enzymes which are found in group 5 are only found in bacteria which are comparatively close relatives of E. coli, in the γβ-proteobacteria group, see Figure 2, which indicates that they are relatively recent additions to the metabolic repertory of E. coli.

Dr Davies told me that my second appointment will only need thirty minutes as I'm comparatively close to a hormone prescription – which, above all else at this point, is what I want from the clinic.

Vc is comparatively close for all presented polymers.

More specifically, the performance of the presented AWPP protocol on serving medium priority traffic is comparatively close only to POAP, since the other protocols perform significantly worse especially in highly loaded scenarios.

Some of the audio-visual features, first used in this study, were also utilized in this challenge and achieved scores that were comparatively close to these state-of-the-art results with a simple single-task random forest classifier [29].

Because the Moon is comparatively close to Earth, occultations of individual stars are not visible everywhere on the planet, nor at the same time.

Sending the power generated by the giant turbines back to shore would be a relatively simple affair via undersea cables, and unlike the multiplying land-based turbines in the windy midsection of the country from West Texas to Nebraska and the Dakotas, Cape Wind would be comparatively close to the power-hungry metropolitan areas of the Northeast -- another advantage, supporters noted.