In his comparatively brisk, often bright-hued account of "Das Lied," Mr. Hayes seemed intent on finding a balance between the shimmering, naturalistic imagery of the poetry Mahler chose and the current of disappointment and mortality (and, in the final movement, leave-taking) that suffuses parts of the score.
Young girls and young women were using contraception comparatively less often than older women.
The dense phytoplankton blooms that characterize productive regions and seasons in the oceans are dominated, from high to low latitudes and from coast line to open ocean, by comparatively few, often cosmopolitan species of diatoms.
Several reports suggested that these patients had a comparatively benign, often monophasic course in comparison to other forms of demyelinating disease (Kumar et al., 1998; Yapici and Eraksoy, 2002).
No matter how inimical to life, the physical components of environments are relatively predictable elements to which adaptation is often comparatively easy, if costly.
Another surprise is that rural housing is often comparatively more expensive for low-wage earners.
To her neighbors and co-workers, next to whom she is comparatively privileged, she often seems haughty, selfish and capricious.
The possible interactions between these chemicals, often comparatively harmless in themselves, are deeply disturbing to officials of the United States Public Health Service.
But those jingle-laden commercials - often comparatively long - were seared into the memory thanks to heavyweight TV exposure.
Revenue from CDs is down, and quartets typically command comparatively low fees, often footing their own travel expenses.
