Sentence examples for but comparatively more from inspiring English sources

Hence, there is much variation in both life expectancy and energy use per capita, but comparatively more variation in energy use.

In Uganda, there appears to be less satisfaction with workload and pay, but comparatively more satisfaction with promotion prospects.

Generally, the detection rate of trh in clinical strains is very less but comparatively more in environmental strains.

The US, for example, has fewer nurses per capita than most countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries 29 but comparatively more nurses per patient in hospitals as shown in this study.

Moreover, for each frequency investigated, the occurrence of micronuclei was comparatively more frequent with increasing time of exposure.

Xiaomi VP of international Hugo Barra, who is Brazilian himself, previously told TechCrunch that the company negotiates longer (and cheaper) contracts for components, but manufacturing is comparatively more expensive in Brazil given the demand in response to those import taxes.

Mean lesion length on R. catawbiense stems equalled that on F. sylvatica in this study but foliage was comparatively more susceptible with the highest percentage symptom development and recovery of P. kernoviae recorded for any host.

Ki67-labeled cells were always a clear minority (<10%) of the global cell population, but they were comparatively more numerous (two or three times more in all spinal areas) 72 h after kainate.

But the company was comparatively more generous to Democrats, donating $347,200 over that period and giving them almost twice what Textron gave in so-called "soft money" contributions in the current cycle.

Portugal may be more productive than Britain in both clothmaking and winemaking; but if Portugal is comparatively more productive in winemaking than clothmaking, and Britain the other way around, Portugal should make the wine, Britain the cloth, and they should trade freely with one another.

When it comes to Trump, it is easy to vilify and jump on the backlash bandwagon, but it has been comparatively more difficult for Americans to vocalize their mortification for what has already happened.