Sentence examples for comparatively closed from inspiring English sources

While disadvantaged by underinvestment in laboratory equipment and a comparatively closed scientific system, Soviet scientists nonetheless held their own in the newly emerging field of nanoscience, contributing foundational work in quantum dots, heterostructures, carbon nanotubes, and graphene (Josephson, 2010).

Although the need for empirical analysis in Japan is also high, the empirical research on prefectures and cities is limited (see Kawakami 2006), particularly for comparatively closed economic zones and isolated island regions, like Okinawa and Hokkaido prefectures.5 In addition, there is no any research discussing interregional linkage effects by Japanese ISAM and spatial SPA.

Analysts living in the comparatively closed world of automotive manufacturing would be wise to review the early actions of these tech leaders.

He placed two fielders comparatively close to the wicket, cutting off easy single runs.

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.

Vc is comparatively close for all presented polymers.

'Near' is clearly a relative term, though this does show how comparatively close asteroid 2012 BX34 came.

Making a focal system deal with something it otherwise had not, implies a comparatively close proximity to it.

Furthermore, although differences in MDT of voted groups exist between IEC 61508-6 and this paper, PFDavg of voted groups are comparatively close.

Interestingly, the values (of both borehole temperatures and surface heat flow) in Variation 3 (shallower K horizon) are comparatively close to the reference case.

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.