Sentence examples for as it is comparatively from inspiring English sources

However, this approach would have introduced the confound of novelty when comparing the congruent and incongruent stimuli, as it is comparatively rare for a high-ranking individual to produce victim screams.

n-Hexane was given first preference as it is comparatively green (Paul et al. 2012).

Natural convection heat transfer is a preferred mode as it is comparatively noise less and does not have pumping power requirement.

Dr. Arthur H. Morrison, head of the Dept. said that the most important thing about it is that it is comparatively painless, as opposed to the drill, which caused pain, and distressed the patient psychologically.

It is comparatively slim as literary biographies go these days; it steadfastly refuses to pile on the detail, so what remains seems, in the spirit of its subject, to be the common-sense essentials.

Illiteracy on the other hand was not as high as expected, though it was comparatively higher in the SVD group at 23%vs.15%% in CS group.

Some LCDs, however, in order to save space or increase effective pixel density, share dots between pixels, based on a different display model — you may hear this referred to as matrix or Pentile layout, but it's comparatively rare, and low-cost LCDs like you see on most cameras are going to have 3 dots per pixel.

Hence, evaluation of PODXL expression should be based on a qualitative rather than quantitative assessment and IHC has several advantages over other types of assays in terms of clinical applicability as it is a comparatively simple, fast and inexpensive method.

The cost of materials to wire a house as it is being built is comparatively low, about $1,000 to $2,000, said Mr. Wolf, of Cahners.

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.

If you're a species in which infant and juvenile mortality is comparatively great, as it is with giant tortoises, for example, the emphasis is often on making the best of adulthood, with delayed maturity and extended life spans.