We noted above that many antigenically stable infectious diseases (measles, chickenpox for example) have comparatively long infectious durations compared with emergent infections (Table 1).
Furthermore, the comparatively long survival of many of these patients, compared to more common adenocarcinomas or epithelial tumours, implies that the point prevalence is also not inconsiderable.
But those jingle-laden commercials - often comparatively long - were seared into the memory thanks to heavyweight TV exposure.
Experience with wheat, sugar, and tin agreements, which cover a comparatively long period, is not conducive to generalization.
Evidence for stages of learning comes from observations of learners over relatively extended series of trials (or comparatively long periods).
DNA is prone to degradation over time into small fragments, which was an issue for older sequencing techniques that relied on getting comparatively long, coherent strands of DNA.
Extending from each nerve cell is an axon, a comparatively long, threadlike projection that can convey signals to a neighboring nerve, creating a pathway.
Such care is provided by the same specialists holding joint appointments in public hospitals where thresholds to get on comparatively long waiting lists are often much higher.
Stewart named the new species Arapaima leptosoma from the Greek words leptos, slender, and soma, body, due to the comparatively long and narrow form of its body.
Comparatively long votive inscriptions, as "Lord, help thy servant," and metrical inscriptions (a practice more common in Asia than in Europe) began in the 10th century.
The comparatively long duration of the eclipse shows that the dimensions of the two stars are not negligible in comparison with the distance between them.
