Sentence examples for comparatively in a from inspiring English sources

In order for this line of reasoning to be conclusive, one must first suppose that transgenes and their products behave comparatively in a GM (single) plant and in a GM stack.

Relative Age – How old you feel comparatively in a group or team setting 7. Subjective Age – Your sense of your own age 8. Social Age – How old "society" perceives you to be Negative age perceptions can come not only from employers, but also from how you see your own Relative and Subjective Age.

Like many women artists, Muriel Spark found her voice comparatively late in a hitherto difficult life.

Bianca, who is thirty-three, wearingring flame-patterned basketball shorts, white kneesocks, and a bowler hat; Sierra, who is two years older, looked comparatively demure in a seersucker jacket and red clown makeup.

That makes them comparatively cheap in a feverish collectibles business.

The supercapacitor performances of GO-N, GO-N-180, and GO-OOH-N were comparatively investigated in a 6 M KOH solution using a three-electrode configuration.

The detailed running performance of each subsystem was comparatively analyzed in a full-scale test house in a cold climate zone.

The two catalytic burners and a reference non-catalytic one were comparatively tested in a pilot plant (maximum power of about 30 kW, corresponding to about 1600 kW/m2).

Finally, Edwards' emphasis on the objective side of God's act of redemption is comparatively rare in a Puritanism which tended to stress the redemption's application to individual souls.

There is a legitimate debate among professional evolutionary biologists regarding the patterns of species formation, such as whether it occurs comparatively rapidly (in a geological sense) or is more gradual.

Notably, the current study enabled the development of a robust provider interface that lays the groundwork for SUH to be comparatively evaluated in a future RCT.