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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.

Mr. Wustin's Fantasie for Violin and Orchestra has stated connections with Schubert, but they are comparatively veiled.

Streetwise has awkward moments -- people turning up under the influence of alcohol or drugs -- but they're comparatively rare.

All are roughly league-average players, but they are comparatively cheap -- Chandler, for instance, is making just $2.1 million this season, although he was due for a raise next year.

But they're comparatively easy to build, and network effects from their use will tend to help those that do well.

Serial killers may be all the rage on bookshelves and television screens — so ubiquitous, you'd think they made up a major demographic of the world population — but they are comparatively rare in the peppier precincts of musical theater.

(There are notable exceptions such as the musicians Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, but they are comparatively few).

CHW programs are not a cheap option, but they are comparatively less expensive than the alternative option, which is to provide these services at readily available facilities by higher-level staff.

It is easy to assume that they were comparatively painless.

People in serious medical danger still go to A&E, but these days they are comparatively few.

We think extroverts are great because they're charismatic and chatty and self-assured, but in fact they're comparatively narcissistic and unthoughtful and we're committing a grave error structuring our society around their garrulous blah.