Sentence examples for comparatively a from inspiring English sources

Prospective series at Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital identified six children (27%) with intentional pesticide ingestion which was comparatively a higher proportion compared to proportions observed in the other arms of the study.

The two plots illustrate that the sorption of I3− is comparatively a slower process as compared to the oxidation of variamine blue dye.

Vyas et al. [ 41] developed timolol maleate loaded niosomes and discomes for the treatment of ocular hypotensive activity and observed that discomes entrapped comparatively a higher amount of drug (25% as compared to 14% in case of niosomes).

They would probably make, comparatively, a crack counternarcotics team, too.

"That's why in Europe the selling of street papers is comparatively a more marginal phenomenon".

Comparatively a fledgling, the Davis Companies has 4.5 million square feet of office, retail and residential properties in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Connecticut.

After becoming a YouTube favourite for her Golden Globes speech, in which it seemed she was having trouble even breathing, Winslet was, comparatively, a model of composure.

In order to subsist on the unnutritious leaves of the eucalyptus, koalas have evolved a very low metabolism and, comparatively, a small brain; to conserve energy they spend up to 19 hours a day asleep.

The lost codons belonged to GC-rich and comparatively A-rich codon-families.

Comparatively, A. nomius has a similar genome size to the other sequenced species from section Flavi.

Most novel loci exhibit low expression, and are undergoing pseudogenization or subfunctionalization. Comparatively, A. thaliana has lost large amounts of sequence through deletion, particularly of transposable elements.