Sentence examples for comparatively inert from inspiring English sources

Paula Cooper features an enormous but comparatively inert concrete block work, a six-sided structure you can see into but can't enter (Johnson).

Mullite firebricks, prepared from the mineral kyanite, have excellent durability, as do also fused alumina bricks; neither of these allows penetration of the glass and is comparatively inert chemically.

Unlike all of the other tryptanthrin-like compounds described here, which are linked via the highly reactive C3 of indole and the C11 of tryptanthrin, SAB-J85 is linked via the comparatively inert 6-member ring of anthranil.

Chemically, tungsten is relatively inert.

Chemically, NO is relatively inert.

The grafting of biomacromolecules like gelatin and SF greatly improved cell compatibility whereas the intrinsic inert property of PU was comparatively inferior for cell attachment and growth.

The preferred welding process of aluminium alloy is frequently tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding due to its comparatively easier applicability and better economy.

In PF devices, the migrated O2−form an O-rich layer that is comparatively insulating (i.e., an electrically formed interfacial layer) at the TE/high-κ interface because of the inert nature of the IrOx electrode (which even rejects oxygen) under SET operation (Figure 7a).

Besides all these advantages, however, thiomers show comparatively low stability in solutions, as they are subject of thiol oxidation at pH ≥6 unless sealed under inert conditions (Bernkop-Schnürch et al., 2003).

But inert?

Inert ingenuity.