Sentence examples for comparatively before from inspiring English sources

Four candidate estimators were identified because they were evaluated in the past and found to have good accuracy or because they were new and not evaluated comparatively before: the Zayatz estimator, slide negative binomial estimator, Pitman's estimator, and mu-argus.

Edinburgh graduate Gordon Brown has tended to look comparatively flustered before the House at times.

Although widely used now to solve everyday decision problems, linear programming was comparatively unknown before 1947.

To the English inmate, Jeeves was comparatively harmless – before being moved to this cell, Attwood would have to walk past another every day in which resided a prisoner called Booga.

As result, the differences between the concentrations of mineral N in soils subjected to low and high N manure applications (Figs. 3, 4) were comparatively small before 42 days after planting the tomato and rape crops.

It was also noted that vital findings were measured comparatively higher before the massage in the test groups, and they were found to be relatively lower in the measurements conducted right before and after the massage, which was considered to be statistically meaningful.

Patients with head and neck cancers, melanomas and colorectal cancers waited comparatively longer before seeking help from their GP.

IT'S hard to believe that in the comparatively simple days before 9/11 the nation's leading thinkers were preoccupied in a mighty battle over... a grain of rice.

The survival strategy for ovoviviparous species is to brood the young to a comparatively large size before birth.

Libyans seem reasonably optimistic, and certainly the amount of freedom the average person now has makes him or her a lot happier than before comparatively, despite the chaos and occasional set-backs".

However, cases with MDR-TB and XDR-TB may remain contagious for comparatively longer periods before effective treatment stops bacterial replication.