Sentence examples for comparatively not from inspiring English sources

If your sibling excels in academics or sports, and you are comparatively not as good as your sibling, then your parents will be constantly comparing the both of you.

It was found that glycine betaine was beneficial for acetic acid producers, aceticlastic methanogens, n-butyrate utilizers, and comparatively not so effective for the propionate producers and utilizers.

This suggests that the solubility data is comparatively not as reliable for compounds with solubility values less than 0.01 M and that using the model to predict solubilities of compounds that have low solubilities should be done with caution.

Also, due to the mechanical structure, the motion of joint 2 is comparatively not smoothly enough (see Figures 7 and 8) and the vibration frequency of the robot is high than that of human (see Figures 12, 13, and 14).

Comparatively, not a single study with more than 195 outcome events generated a RR < 0.50.

In our experiments, training with the use of DENFIS and other neural network classifiers always achieved high training accuracy but the testing accuracy was comparatively not good and over-fitting often happened.

The most striking thing about Mr. Corden's actual presence is how comparatively not-fat he has become.

"I felt like I'd been hit by a truck, but that was, comparatively speaking, not so bad".

America's best friends, he notes, are its business partners — and Italy, comparatively, is not high among them.

And surely the agency can determine that a substance is comparatively safe (not dangerous) whenever it would be less dangerous to make the product available (subject to regulatory requirements) than suddenly to withdraw it from the market.

Comparatively, despite not being accepted by many of my peers in the LGBT community in college, I have always lucked out in having an understanding mother.