The phrase "as comparatively good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two or more things, indicating that one is relatively better than the other.
Example: "This new model is as comparatively good as the previous version, offering similar features and performance."
Alternatives: "as relatively good" or "as better in comparison".
The red dots in Figure 8 indicate the time steps in the simulation where IC is above 90% of the maximum IC value achieved over the entire simulation period, using this as an indication for comparatively good parameter identifiability.
The grey shading shows parameter probability, red dots indicate the time steps in the simulation where IC is above 90% of the maximum IC value achieved over the entire simulation period (as an indication for comparatively good parameter identifiability), and blue lines indicate the 95% confidence intervals.
The reason people were protesting is that it could possibly mean the cost of student loans going up – even for those who already took their loan out as far back as 1998, when the terms were comparatively good.
Here higher levels of development and profitable agricultural activities, as a result of the comparatively good national investments in infrastructure, combine to produce the lower social vulnerability.
As survival from AMI was comparatively good, our data indicate that the high rates of CHD mortality arise from higher incidence rather than from higher case fatality.
Its competitors can offer comparatively good value on broadband access for as little as $10 a month.
RC has comparatively good blast resistant performance compared to other building materials.
During the first 6 months, adherence to the proposed diet was comparatively good in both groups as judged by mean values of macronutrient intake (Table 2).
As demonstrated from simulations, it appears that a comparatively good performance can be reached by the proposed fuzzy controller.
