Sentence examples for comparatively established from inspiring English sources

First of all, the majority of the studies dealing with AU, often conducted on a relatively small number of patients, are retrospective and only a few of them have comparatively established the effectiveness of the different therapeutic regimens.

The dependence of gust factor against different gust durations are comparatively established, which implies that the time scales for thunderstorms are markedly different from those of tropical cyclones and monsoons.

Such a survival rate is not only equivocal when compared with established treatment modalities but is comparatively better considering the fact that 40% of our patients had stage IVb disease.

On the other hand, there are comparatively less methods established for the advanced differential equations.

While the factors that drive spatial patterns in herbivory in terrestrial systems are well established, comparatively less is known about what influences the distribution of herbivory in coral reefs.

Collectively, these observations suggest that bacterial infection was comparatively less efficiently established in these two animals.

While the efficacy and safety of sildenafil are well established, comparatively little is known about the effects of such therapy on healthcare utilization and costs in "real-world" settings.

The aim of the present study was to investigate comparatively whether the established blood-sparing procedures VL (hypervolemia) and ANH (normovolemia) are associated with increased ANP levels and shedding of the endothelial glycocalyx.

The 2003 reform in Georgia established a comparatively generous, open-ended compensation system for defense lawyers in capital cases.

That's what Google did back in 1998 when it introduced its elegantly simple homepage, vaulting it ahead of established (and comparatively cluttered) players Excite and Yahoo!

The minimizing force distribution is no-cophase and an associated co-phase distribution is developed which is comparatively simple to establish in practice.