Sentence examples for behave comparatively from inspiring English sources

In order for this line of reasoning to be conclusive, one must first suppose that transgenes and their products behave comparatively in a GM (single) plant and in a GM stack.

This was a further hint that monoalkyl RNHCO2 radicals might behave like EtOCO2 radicals in losing CO2 comparatively slowly.

We see it a little these days in stories of Apple approvals and whatnot, but Apple's touch is comparatively light compared to how winning gaming platforms have tended to behave.

The underlying assumption is that most genes behave the same within replicates as across conditions (in line with the assumption of comparatively few differentially expressed genes).

The search for the luminiferous ether went on until comparatively recently, and it is still common sense that objects in deep space behave differently from those in our atmosphere.

In its natural environment of the lower Parana Delta, H. ranunculoides seems to behave as a fugitive species, because although its presence in the ecosystem is permanent, the individual patches were comparatively short-lived, surviving 6 months or less.

You behave.

"Behave yourselves!

So behave.

Trott, behave".

Oh, behave.