Sentence examples for are comparatively more stable from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the use of oxathiolanes is much more convenient than the corresponding O O-acetals or S S-acetals because they are comparatively more stable than O O-acetals under acidic conditions and easier to remove than the corresponding S S-acetals.

On storage, the optimized M-ANC-G and M-HNC-G were found to be comparatively more stable (P < 0.05) as compared to those of C-ANC-G and C-HNC-G, respectively, in terms of their retention of particle size and surface charge).

The results show that the EEG signal when a subject is holding a weight is comparatively more stable than the EEG signals in other tasks such as motor imagery.

This bias at the mutation level produces a bias at the substitution level, both for neutral fitness landscapes [ 32] and for smooth fitness landscapes [ 44], such that proteins evolving under higher AT bias will be comparatively more stable against unfolding but less stable against misfolding.

These groups are comparatively more susceptible than quartz for weathering.

"Children are comparatively more confident and creative," said Ms. Bhujel.

Mainstream public discourse is comparatively more muted and discreet.

On the contrary, the Mughal localities were comparatively more spaced.

As expected, the genomic SSRs tested were comparatively more polymorphic.

To some extent this shows that higher disposable income along with stable occupation (e.g., a government job) are predictors of cigarette smoking but not other types of tobacco use, which is comparatively more prevalent amongst the disadvantaged.

The nano HKUST-1 particles showed a comparatively more stable suspension in ethanol.