Sentence examples for comparatively close from inspiring English sources
Q. Common points are comparatively close together, taking the same rates?
He placed two fielders comparatively close to the wicket, cutting off easy single runs.
Furthermore, although differences in MDT of voted groups exist between IEC 61508-6 and this paper, PFDavg of voted groups are comparatively close.
The measured DGB values of Se, on the other hand, are comparatively close to GB self-diffusion, whereas HGBSe is again larger than HGBAg of GB self-diffusion.
Dr Davies told me that my second appointment will only need thirty minutes as I'm comparatively close to a hormone prescription – which, above all else at this point, is what I want from the clinic.
The vegetation is richer along the edges of the desert the area where the sand dunes meet the river valleys and deltas and where the groundwaters lie comparatively close to the surface.
First predicted by Albert Einstein, the ring occurs because of gravitational lensing, which happens when light from a distance source, such as a galaxy or star, is warped around a comparatively closer massive body like another galaxy or black hole.
While Huang Tao (peach) was less similar (0.50) and Zi Yeli (plum) was comparatively closer (0.68) to Hong Tao (peach) and L1 Tai Yang Li (plum) genotypes.
The clustering pattern shown in Additional file 1 provides a graphical representation of the overall taxonomic similarity the microbiomes of the unpretreated sludge bioreactors (UP30 and UP40) displayed high resemblance, in which the mature unpretreated sludge bioreactor (UP40, operated for longer time) is comparatively closer to the significantly diverse pretreated sludge bioreactor.
We must, however, remember that the earth is always comparatively so close to the sun, as to receive abundantly of its radiation, and occupying that position we can enjoy light enough, and heat enough, to supply all our wants.
"I know people in Florida who would die to see this show, so comparatively I'm close," said Xu.
