Sentence examples for comparable terrestrial from inspiring English sources

There are already comparable terrestrial services that are cheaper.

One estimate suggests that, given the turnover rate inferred from the apparent ~0.5 Gyr maximum age of Europa's surface ice, subduction of radiolytically generated oxidizing species might well lead to oceanic free oxygen concentrations that are comparable to those in terrestrial deep oceans.

We excluded monotremes and aquatic mammals because their peculiar sleep architecture may not be comparable to that of terrestrial mammals [9], [30].

But its proponents have continued to develop the technology, and eLoran is now accurate to within 10 metres or so, which is comparable to GPS. "It is terrestrial as opposed to spaced-based, uses very high-powered signals rather than low-powered ones and it's very low frequency instead of high," says Sally Basker, president of the International Loran Association.

The time scales of reconnection outflow, substorm expansion, and development of instabilities in the terrestrial magnetosphere are comparable, i.e., from several to tens of minutes, and their existence is related.

Males in a teleost fish have evolved sophisticated temporal and spatial control of pheromone release, comparable to that found in terrestrial animals.

Their role in global carbon cycling is predicted to be comparable to that of all terrestrial rain forests combined [2], [3], and they therefore represent an ecologically important group of bloom-forming phytoplankton.

The richness of bacterial assemblages inhabiting these energy-poor sediments is extremely high and comparable to estimates obtained from terrestrial ecosystems, indicating that deep-sea prokaryotic species of the eastern basin may have evolved under starvation stress to optimize the use of the available organic matter.

This finding suggests that results may vary among different studies, but are comparable to other marine and terrestrial mammal species.

Overall, survival rates were comparable to previous studies on other terrestrial (including wetland) species.

The shielding of cosmic and terrestrial radiation might be comparable for other hospitals, provided they are large.