Semi-structured interviews as a method made it possible to comparatively address the same themes and concepts across ecological zones, administrative boundaries and socio-economic conditions, while still allowing for probing into individual experiences and perceptions.
Comparatively, it is lesser addressed due to stringent requirements of high accuracy, fast response and the desirable alignment with industrial standards and practices such that the users will not find drastic transition when adopting this new technology.
Comparatively, little attention has addressed the transition process in mental health services.
Comparatively few studies address the problems related to multimorbidity.
Despite the extensive literature on clinical outcomes following joint arthroplasty, comparatively few studies address patient satisfaction.
Six trials addressed adverse events comparatively, of which three reported no events.
Unlike paintings and sculptures, which are comparatively self-sufficient, the kind of activities addressed here do not travel well without good supplementary information.
Unlike feminist literary scholarship, where studies of madness are well represented, feminist philosophers have shown comparatively little interest in addressing the phenomena of neurodiversity.
In 1976 one British doctor commonsensically addressed the economics of centralization, "If the small hospitals are closed it means that the district hospital will have to cope with all the patients suffering from ordinary uncomplicated complaints and needing comparatively simple operations.
I have a vast and difficult task to address within a comparatively short period of time.
