Sentence examples for comparably there is from inspiring English sources

Comparably, there is a very obscure interfacial layer for the sample without any thermal treatment.

Comparably, there was no difference in the change in FMD % from baseline to 3 months post-injection comparing DCM vs. ICM patients that received allogeneic MSCs (3.4 ± 2.86 vs. 4.18 vs. 3.16, P = 0.6280, t-test).

Yet, there is comparably little focus on obesity rates among America's over-65 population.

Given the long-lasting experience of prenatal screening in France and Austria, there is comparably little epidemiological information from these countries about the incidence of maternal infections.

And there is a comparably athletic quality to his crisp, robust singing.

If there is a comparably laudatory descriptive for women, it does not immediately come to mind.

Today, there is no comparably sympathetic constituency clamoring for "internal improvements," as infrastructure was known in the 19th century when canals, and then railroads, transformed America.

There is nothing comparably memorable in Garry Marshall's New Year's Eve, which like his Valentine's Day of last year features stars of varying degrees of magnitude in every role.

(And another drawback to the RX in general: Unlike the comparably sized Acura MDX, for example, there is no third-row seating available. That's crucial to many buyers).

For instance, dinosaurs record the gradual assembly of the body plan of modern birds (Padian and Chiappe 1998) and there is a comparably rich record of synapsid reptiles that record the gradual assembly of the body plan of modern mammals (Kemp 2007; Angielczyk 2009).

If those bounds close in on even honorable businesses and attenuate opportunity for seller and buyer alike, there is a comparably good case for too much.