"comparatively equal" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to show that two things are similar to each other, but not completely equal. For example, "While the two teams had different levels of experience, their abilities were comparatively equal."
The in operando X-ray diffraction studies show that the MnO core and hollow NC microsphere play comparatively equal contributions on the high performance of the YS-MnO@NC.
Other studies have reported comparatively equal contribution of both components[4, 5, 11].
However, Chowdhury et al. and Kumar ent al. reported comparatively equal amount of crude protein in mustard cakes (Anil Kumar et al., 2002; Chowdhury et al. 2010).
They perceived that the heat transfer was incremented when the height of the object is comparatively equal to half of the channel height.
Approximately, 50% decrease of cell viability at 24 h was induced by comparatively equal concentrations (about 50 μM) of both photoexcited C60 and H2O2, while for STS, the index was much lower (0.01 μM) (Fig. 4).
However, our results show that even in a comparatively equal society the level of income inequality needs to be considered.
Veda sacred texts suggest that upper-caste criminals were rarely executed, even for murder, whereas the lives of women and lower-caste men were worth comparatively little, equal to that of "a peacock or a crow," says V.S. Elizabeth, a history professor at the National Law School of India University in Bangalore.
Comparatively, Kuijken played equal intensity on these two notes.
Presuming Joker doesn't pull a Venom this October (and I'm presuming it won't, due to the R-rating, the action-lite concept and the fact that it's not remotely the first Joker flick), it will also end up being a case of small risk equaling comparatively small rewards.
If the heater is run in a cycle with equal, and comparatively short (10 20 s) off and on periods, the PMSE strength is observed to weaken when the heater is on, and recover to approximately the same strength when the heater is switched off [Chilson, P.B., Belova, E., Rietveld, M.T., Kirkwood, S., Hoppe U.P., 2000].
Chilson et al., (2000) showed that if the heater is run in a cycle with equal, and comparatively, short (10 20 s) off and on periods, the PMSE strength is observed to weaken when the heater is on, and recover to approximately the same strength when the heater is switched off.
