Sentence examples for comparatively favourable from inspiring English sources

A study comparing mortality in sub-country urban areas in Europe with histories of post industrial decline, with some overlap in Scottish, German and Belgian areas included here, found equivalently high rates in the Glasgow area compared with other regions, despite its comparatively favourable socio-economic environment.

Before the play folded, though, this apparently Damascene conversion garnered Jim plenty of comparatively favourable attention.

Woodland-savannah vegetation is also found in the area but is ultimately restricted to shallow depressions and khors (seasonal watercourse)/valleys because of comparatively favourable ground water conditions.

This is comparatively favourable than other methods of data collection.

The loss of the comparatively favourable lipid profile among the UK-born African Caribbeans clearly indicates the need to monitor lipid profiles among these populations in Europe [ 96].

The comparatively favourable temperatures and relative humidities within the ventilated pit contributed to a significant reduction of storage losses (Table 4.1).

I was comparatively lucky.

The inlet device with a comparatively large plate compared to the less favourable design results in an increase of the solar fraction of about 1 3%-points in annual system simulations with a solar fraction of about 60% and fairly large domestic hot water flow rates.

Here we envisaged that a comparatively bulky substituent may make favourable contacts with the Caf1 active site pocket lined by residues Phe, Pro, Ser, and Leu (Fig. 2c and d).

In contrast, poorly characterised tumour antigens with unknown mitogenic or pro-survival functions, but with favourable tumour expression profiles, are comparatively abundant but have yet to be fully exploited.

Comparatively, the Ni/Cu/Cu2O/CuO/ZnO (at 600 °C) proves to be favourable than other transducers, due to their lower R ct values.