Sentence examples for comparatively distant from inspiring English sources

So the close-up scrutiny formerly provided by local taxpayers has given way to a comparatively distant and casual management by government officials in Hartford.

Once again, Psy has edged our Bieber, whose "Baby" video is the second most-watched with a comparatively distant 849 million clicks.

No specific functional gene overrepresentation at the sbds locus in S. cereviciae was observed, apart from a noticeable but comparatively distant proximity to genes encoding RNA-related functions.

The remaining 4% (382) of S. lycopersicoides unigenes were most similar to sequences found in comparatively distant plant species, including A. thaliana, Medicago truncatula, and Populus trichocarpa.

Visual inspection of the dictionary D N o i s e suggests that it is more affected by noise as compared to D A v e. Ergo, in contrast to [ 34], we propose to denoise each low-SNR image utilizing a dictionary learned from a nearby (or even comparatively distant) averaged (high-SNR) image.

Specifically, strong bootstrap support was obtained for nodes defining close relationships between Hel-2 Helitrons from AcNPV and Helicoverpa armigera and Spodoptera exigua, and the Hel-2 element in AcNPV is comparatively more distant from those integrated into PDVs.

STm4 and STm10 were comparatively very distant from the farm clone, separated from it by 75 100 SNPs and sharing a much older mrca that diverged around 1996 1997 (95% HPD, 1986–2001).

Sloatsburg's many lesbian couples, the "studs" and "mermaids" and intricate prison "families," form a comparatively peaceful, functional and distant backdrop to what truly seems to compel Moore, which is the possibility that the people you love most in the world might cut you up and eat you, or vice versa.

Genome arrangement, nucleotide content, codon usage and the secondary structure of ribosomal RNA genes are each comparatively assessed between two distant Strepsiptera, and more widely across Holometabola (a major division of insects defined by the process of complete metamorphosis, including the 4 very species-rich orders; Lepidoptera, Diptera, Hymenoptera, Coleoptera and 6 smaller orders).

Yet again, these results might be caused by the uneven alignability of human chromosomes to other genomes: chromosome 19 was comparatively highly represented in species distant to human, that is, in opossum but especially in nonmammalian vertebrates (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online), a likely explanation for the relatively higher proportion of NP3M conservation.

Natural coconut oil is made of 90percentt saturated fat (butter, a distant second, contains a comparatively puny 64percentt saturated fat), but the kind of saturated fat matters just as much as the amount.