Sentence examples for comparatively naive from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, this is because older female adolescents are more mature and enlightened in terms of available contraceptive types and the importance of contraceptive use, compared to younger female adolescents who may be comparatively naive in terms of contraception.
Regardless of the amount of biology coursework that students completed, they expressed both key concepts and naive ideas at comparatively the same frequency when cued to reason about evolutionary change (Fig. 3).
Experiment results show that G-SPAMINE out performs naive and sequential approaches and comparatively better to or atleast same as SPAMINE.
The Framingham score, by contrast, was developed on a comparatively small (n=5573), homogeneous white, though treatment-naive, sample from a single town in the US between 1968 and 1975.
We know a lot about the complex transcriptional control circuits that maintain the naive pluripotent state under self-renewing conditions but comparatively less about how cells exit from this state in response to differentiation stimuli.
These were comparatively less abundant in liposomes that had not been exposed to influenza virus, with ∼15% of virus-naive liposomes exhibiting similar features (Supplementary Figure S4).
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
