The phrase "but comparatively to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "but in comparison to."
Example: "The results were impressive, but in comparison to last year's data, they showed only slight improvement."
Alternatives: "but relative to" or "but when compared to."
Most continuous integration platforms were built on VMs, making them useful but comparatively slower to load due to the sheer weight of the VM.
Bombardment with a construct for an anthocyanin MYB regulator of petunia, AN2, induced some colored cells, but comparatively few compared to the bHLH genes (Fig. S5).
Frazer acknowledges that there are occasional issues, but she believes that "comparatively to other bars in town, we do very well – probably even on a national level.
ZrSiN nanocomposites exhibit an improved oxidation resistance with increasing Si content compared to binary ZrN compound, but their stability is worst comparatively to the multilayers case.
It all amounts to flex; light ones comparatively to Bow Wow, but with the same intentions.
Not that it is miniscule if you have been burnt out of you house or seen you family business go up in flames, but comparatively miniscule when compared to theft of an entire country's natural resources.
Belichick persuaded rugged, versatile but comparatively unheralded athletes to sacrifice personal glory and to accommodate to his system.
But, comparatively, we continue to perform quite well.
No specific functional gene overrepresentation at the sbds locus in S. cereviciae was observed, apart from a noticeable but comparatively distant proximity to genes encoding RNA-related functions.
The shape of azhdarchid wings implies that, like modern static soarers, they would have had relatively small turning radii when soaring, but comparatively poor glide performance compared to longer, narrower-winged forms [85], [92].
