Sentence examples for comparatively inclusive from inspiring English sources
You've got Will Smith's Genie, which is an interesting star+character pitch, you've got comparatively inclusive casting, and you've got a visual style that looks at least a little bit like a Guy Ritchie movie and doesn't seem quite as much of a carbon copy of its predecessor as Bill Condon's ($1.263 billion-grossing) Beauty and the Beast.
"Hindutva is relatively inclusive.
Throughout its reign, the military has promoted Burmese nationalism focused on Buddhism, in contrast to comparatively more inclusive nation building in the immediate post-colonial era.
Muslim societies flourished in the past, for instance during the Abbasid caliphate, when we valued science and were comparatively more inclusive, in-cooperating elements of various cultures into our societies instead of rigidly following the practices of the time of the prophet.
First, in comparison to earlier studies carried out on NET with children, this trial benefits from a comparatively large and inclusive sample drawn from immigrant children settled or seeking to settle in Finland.
Depending upon the threshold set for the clustering procedure, these proteins fall into comparatively few large and inclusive families of distantly related sequences, or many smaller families whose members share high sequence identity.
Comparatively, VIRmiRtar is the only database that holds updated and inclusive information of over 7000 experimental viral miRNA targets from 15 viruses.
The corresponding precision value for a top-k position of 54 is approximately 14%%, considerably lower than the corresponding inactivity inclusive model precision of 24.3 %, indicating that methods including inactivity predict comparatively fewer false positives.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
