Sentence examples for are comparatively large from inspiring English sources
Thus when a patent is over-turned the benefits - from avoiding a messy negotiation - are comparatively large.
Most of my paintings are comparatively large and I need a certain amount of breathing space to do what I do.
The economic impacts from service sectors, including "commerce (H)" and "transportation (H)," for "household (H)" are comparatively large in Hokkaido.
These elements, along with lead, are advantageous because their isotopic variations are comparatively large and easily measured, and their isotope systems are well characterized.
Because the heat effects associated with adsorption are comparatively large, the assumption of isothermal behaviour is a valid approximation only when uptake rates are relatively slow.
Because the heat effects associated with adsorption are comparatively large, the assumption of isothermal behavior is a valid approximation only when uptake rates are relatively slow.
However, in the case of GDC0.2 and EyDC0.2, the values of dielectric constants are comparatively higher and since the lattice constants are comparatively larger, the inter ionic distances must be larger compared to that of DyDC0.2 and HDC0.2.
Fuego samples contain not only more complex ash particles, but those complex ash particles are comparatively larger than the MSH complex ash particles and preserve a greater fraction of the relatively larger bubble population.
Also quite apparent is that the EL5 scheme yields rather constant-amplitude oscillations and this should contrasted with the MP5 scheme, where the oscillations are comparatively larger in the first ({sim}2text000 M_{odot}) of the evolution.
The external accuracy assessment shows that the accuracy of the topography derived from SELENE is approximately 58 m, whereas the Chang'E-1 and the ULCN2005 topography are comparatively larger (i.e. approx. 157 m and approx. 537 m, respectively).
