Sentence examples for comparably very from inspiring English sources

That's fine, because our experience is comparably very different from the woman's, but it's still a strange emotional limbo".

Compared to the ad hominem attacks I've endured from many of Beck's followers in the comments sections of various blogs, Beck himself was comparably very civil and fair.

Moreover, the BOLD signal deflection due to eyeblinks is comparably very large, on the order of 0.5% bilaterally (see figure 7 of reference 17).

This is especially interesting for PUMN, the most rare clinical phenotype with comparably very long survival, which could potentially be due to a different pathogenic background.

Conversely, shared de novo mutations and comparably very few individual de novo mutations highlight the close relatedness of the two clone TB CF isolates.

Nevertheless, the fact that the standard risk factors predicted case-control status very comparably to other prospective studies suggests that control selection bias was unlikely to have materially affected our results.

clades obtained comparably high to very high support (BSML/MP ≥ 82 and BSML/MP = 100, respectively; Fig. 3, Table 3).

Two of the 3 HIF2 patients appeared somewhat limited in their maximum exercise capacity, but the third patient exercised very comparably with the control participants.

48 A high baseline expression of this AQP and its conservation make it, comparably to DRIP, very likely to have similar important and conserved cellular functions.

Indeed, Fries et al. [ 44] previously reported higher NDSs and cerebral alterations in a porcine model of 8-minute CA, but very comparably to our data, administration of the volatile anesthetic isoflurane after CPR did not improve neurological deficits, neurocognitive function and ischemic damage of neurons in the CA1 sector of the hippocampus.

But sometimes, a comparably rare real weirdness happens.