Sentence examples for comparatively blind from inspiring English sources
As the report notes, police officers who are targeting black citizens and black neighborhoods are turning "a comparatively blind eye to the same conduct occurring at the same rates in many white communities".
Comparatively, blind node can only acquire its position information by using the localization algorithm.
Although the occurrence of these complications have not been studied comparatively with the blind technique versus the ultrasound-guided procedure, in the large study of Tsang et al. [9], the ITA puncture was reported in none of 122 ultrasound-guided pericardiocentesis performed by the parasternal approach (89 left parasternal, 39 right parasternal).
(At times I've wondered if this isn't a psychic workaround: is brown safer than black?) Workplace procedurals whose settings lend themselves to color-blind casting have been comparatively diverse since the nineteen-eighties.
(At times I've wondered if this isn't a psychic workaround: is brown safer than black?) Workplace procedurals — whose settings lend themselves to color-blind casting — have been comparatively diverse since the nineteen-eighties.
In the comparatively genteel Yahoo group ThePiano, one popular amusement was the blind listening quiz, in which an unidentified musical selection was uploaded and members critiqued the performance.
Comparatively, of the 81 patients who had previously received adalimumab during the double-blind portion of the study, almost 40% also became ASAS20 responders at week 16 with open-label adalimumab.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
