The phrase "are not comparatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or similarities between two or more items in a comparative context.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that the two groups are not comparatively effective in achieving the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "are not relatively" or "are not in comparison".
In contrast, the major components of dietary for wild sika deer seemed to be not comparatively stable.
Similarly, higher plasma insulin levels were observed in diabetic rats treated with propolis and insulin than in nontreated diabetic rats, although plasma insulin was not comparatively higher in diabetic rats treated with insulin alone.
The ΔatmA strain, however, demonstrated increased secretion or protease activity (CI, 1.58) compared to the wild-type strain (CI, 1.06), despite the fact that as a class of proteins overall proteolytic enzyme transcription was not comparatively increased in the ΔatmA strain.
They are not addictive, and comparatively are less harmful than substances like alcohol.
@Amber_Coffman my stories aren't even comparatively bad to what has happened to other girls by this person.
51 Looks like it's just me and you tonight, Rolf... Our man in Sweden ("gad it's cold" he exclaims) reckons the Ramones/The Sweet connections are not merely related to comparatively limited German vocabs, wondering whether the earlier, Anglo model may even have had some influence into Joey and Co's collective choice of barnet.
Training ourselves to acknowledge that all of the people in each ethnic group are not responsible, only a comparatively few leaders, we can avoid the tendency to blame and label the other side, as we learn how to live harmoniously together.
In fact, they are not in a bad position, comparatively, since they already own a flat on the other side of the road – "but just seeing what's happened to the prices there, in the past three months, puts the pressure on.
Politics being what it is, they have therefore spent a good deal of their effort in the past months trying to be the person they are not: thus the cerebral and comparatively aloof David, at home on foreign top tables, is at pains to present himself as the consummate listener, rooted in community.
The item-discriminant validity assessed by calculating correlations of the items with scales, they are not grouped into, revealed a comparatively high overlap between the items of the scales 'anxiety due to uncertainty' and 'concern about bad outcomes'.
