The phrase "comparatively advanced" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is more advanced compared to others in a similar category, but may not be the most advanced overall. Example: "Despite being a developing country, their technology is comparatively advanced compared to other countries in the same region."
With a nod to that reality -- and its comparatively advanced technological capabilities and expectations -- D.T.W. has created a fellowship program in which mentors will be matched with less experienced artists to work in the lab in one-year residencies starting in January.
Some IENs felt disillusioned after relocation to Canada, having realized that the system was not as comparatively advanced as they had expected: "I thought that the [Canadian] health care system would be really advanced.
Those that are comparatively advanced in the development pipeline include the synthetic endoperoxidase OZ439, which has proven activity against the asexual stages of the parasite (6) and is currently in phase IIa clinical trials, and the spiroindolone NITD609, which has previously demonstrated potent dose-responsive activity against the sexual stages of Plasmodium falciparum (7).
Understanding of membrane transport is comparatively advanced in trypanosomes [ 25, 26], and various cellular changes are associated with life cycle progression [ 6], most notably an order of magnitude increase in endocytic activity in the mammalian infective bloodstream form (BSF) versus the insect procyclic (PCF) stages [ 10].
But Essex had a comparatively advanced set-up.
If we redistributed per capita as much food as in the comparatively advanced USA, we would be doling out 50,000 tonnes of free food each year.
Its comparatively high levels of education, relatively advanced social conditions, including the status of women, and a small, apolitical army, seemed to augur well for Tunisia's historic path.
These communes were selected on the basis of being involved in the program for an extended period, hence where program activities would be comparatively well advanced.
Comparatively, tau immunotherapy is not as advanced, but preclinical data support its development into clinical trials.
It occurs because, when the ignition is too advanced, the cylinder temperature is comparatively low.
The US, UK, Israel and South Korea have kept comparatively quiet on the issue; each country has advanced AI programs and ranks among the top spenders on their militaries.
