Sentence examples for comparatively and from inspiring English sources

There are other methods of measuring intelligences, abilities and especially comparative achievements which are often ranked comparatively, and academically such as those in standardized testing.

Coadministration of EO with prallethrin comparatively and markedly significantly reduced the activities of ALT, AST, and ALP compared with prallethrin group.

Stair racing is guesswork, comparatively, and there is room for all sorts of experimentation — Dill's face mask, say, or choreography.

"They're not really very big comparatively, and if they're big you've got a lot of kids and a lot of expenses," she said.

Like anorexics, who think they are grossly fat when they are very thin, the American body politic is suffering from a national version of body dysmorphia, with nearly half the country believing taxes are high, when they are comparatively and historically low.

The United States, he says, has little expertise comparatively, and the clean coal programs funded by the U.S. Department of Energy all but ignore the underground gasification technique.

And comparatively adipogenesis and cell viability were decreased 100ug/ml treated group.

The Swiss, Weiner discovered, are efficient and punctual, comparatively wealthy and face hardly any unemployment.

Our patients had been discharged and had comparatively shorter and milder illnesses.

Saturday November 19, Abuja Abuja is the federal capital and it's comparatively spacious and quiet.

Generally, SMA has about 70%% coarse aggregates and comparatively higher filler and bitumen content.