Sentence examples for can comparatively from inspiring English sources

To sum up, the proposed method can comparatively achieve similar results than the MM-LINC method but with better ACPR, which is one of the characteristics of the reverse MM-LINC.

One advantage of using GC/TOFMS is that many compounds can comparatively easily be identified, yet still only 30% of the detected metabolites could be identified in this study (Table S2).

The experimentally evolved strains from this study provide a resource with which we can comparatively explore the potential limits of shifts in survival of both bacteria and host after infection.

Compared with MoS2, mica can be comparatively easily processed at the layer-unit scale.

The steam used can be comparatively dirty.

Germany, France or Britain can do comparatively little to contain Russian meddling.

Within 30 weeks they can tackle comparatively difficult three-and-four part Elizabethan compositions.

Its competitors can offer comparatively good value on broadband access for as little as $10 a month.

It focuses on aspects of the environment that can be comparatively easily manipulated for human advantage and ignores inconvenient questions about what less obvious connections are being violated.

But – and here is the irony – so long as everyone has the right to free NHS care, the cost of taking out private medical insurance can be comparatively modest.

You may also be offered add-ons such as shopping insurance, or "life event plans" to cover your repayments if you are unable to work, but these can be comparatively expensive and difficult to claim on.