Sentence examples for comparatively normal from inspiring English sources

The twins, we're told, were born to a Mekong River fisherman and his wife in 1811 and for six years or so lived a comparatively normal life.

There are parts of government-controlled Damascus where, even five years into the devastating conflict, it is possible for the wealthy to live a comparatively normal life, and the Assads are no different.

In certain forms of malignant disease, such as leukemia, which cannot be treated by surgery, palliative effects were achieved that prolonged life and allowed the patient in many instances to lead a comparatively normal existence.

Nothing remotely resembling a chemotherapeutic cure has been achieved, but in certain forms of malignant disease, such as leukemia, which cannot be treated by surgery, palliative effects have been achieved that prolong life and allow the patient in many instances to lead a comparatively normal existence.

Equally, it follows that patients in group 2 with comparatively normal INRs were delayed for other reasons.

Surprisingly, although the wav3wavh1wavh2 triple mutant had abnormal root gravitropic response, the single and double mutants were comparatively normal.

Normally, if you're watching Beck's show, anything bonkers becomes comparatively normal--even safe--so we knew that something special was happening.

Image B demonstrates mild subfoveal, serous retinal detachment and comparatively more normal appearing intraretinal architecture when compared to the right.

Yield loci in a water saturated particle packing were in situ measured with comparatively high normal loads of 100 1000 kPa.

Ten cell lines from the most common HNSCC locations and representative of various clinical outcomes were assayed by quantitative realtime PCR, flow cytometry and immunofluorescence comparatively with normal oral keratinocytes.

Comparatively, the normal weight children had the opposite profile in this sample.