"comparatively lower than" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used when making comparisons between two different things, and can be employed to describe something that is lower than the other in some respect. For example, "Prices for the XYZ product are comparatively lower than the prices for the ABC product."
The lifetime prevalence of the different IPV types associated with terminated pregnancy among women found in this study is comparable to findings in studies in Bangladesh and Canada [ 45, 46], but comparatively lower than those in a study in Kenya [ 19].
Millard L. Seay, who oversees bus service for New York City Transit, said the Council's findings were misleading because the accident numbers for standard buses included those for 1998, which were comparatively lower than for some other years, making the percentage jump for articulated bus accidents higher.
Due to closed structure of hexagonal ring the dipole moment is comparatively lower than planar rhombus.
In general, steam generation cost is comparatively lower than compressed air generation cost.
Educational institutions The educational status of the char land is comparatively lower than the mainland.
The overall A + T content of L. indicus mitogenome was comparatively lower than some other Heteropteran bugs mitogenomes.
However the bioactivity of these scaffolds is comparatively lower than that of bioactive glass or hydroxyapatite (HA) scaffolds.
The results indicate that the urinary concentrations of stanozolol are comparatively lower than 3′-hydroxystanozolol, as expected.
This is because the energetic, exergetic and environmental performances are comparatively lower than similar findings previously reported by other researchers for other reformates.
Bond strength of HM bars are comparatively lower than there LM counter parts for both ECC and NC irrespective of embedded length and bar diameter.
