Sentence examples for comparatively a small from inspiring English sources

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.

Comparatively, a small area of mild pressure was shown for plate fixations and all contact pressure was lost upon loading with the MTS.

The nanowire shows a phase transformation from an initial B2 phase to BCT (body-centered-tetragonal) phase with failure strain of ∼40% in tension, whereas in compression, comparatively a small B2 → BCT phase transformation is observed with failure strain of ∼25%.

Comparatively, only a small amount of Cu was cleared by kidney in both treatment groups.

As a result, a comparatively small population of conformers with enhanced acidity can dominate the observed hydrogen exchange behavior.

This is a comparatively small development compared with those achieved in many OECD countries in recent years.

The Bush White House says earmarks this year total $17 billion, a comparatively small share of a $2.9 trillion budget.

Due to his offensive capabilities at a comparatively small size for a defenseman at 5 feet and 9 inches, he has been compared to former NHL player Brian Rafalski.

Curiously, Towns is seventh in playing time for Kentucky, a comparatively small 20.3 minutes a game, even though his 66 blocked shots are easily tops for the Wildcats.

The Genus Symbiodinium, with a comparatively small genome, is a group of major coral symbionts, and the S. minutum nuclear genome has been decoded.

Then, White was still a star, though in a comparatively small firmament.