Sentence examples for comparatively radical from inspiring English sources

Sheila C. Bair, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, proposed a comparatively radical plan to permanently freeze rates on all subprime loans.

How is it that events such as Montreal's MUTEK, Barcelona's Sónar, and the DEMF in Detroit can afford to take risks assembling comparatively radical line-ups yet the UK's most high-profile outdoor party offers stillborn morons like the Scissor Sisters and The Music?

SP extract exhibited comparatively lower radical scavenging activity (11 60%) at test concentrations.

EAF, RWF, HEE and BF, showed comparatively strong DPPH free radical scavenging capacity.

EAF, HEE, and BF showed comparatively strong ABTS free radical scavenging capacity.

But both intrinsically charged molecules and free radicals are comparatively rare; to this end, we use (P_{text{rdbe-odd}} = 0.1) for molecular formulas with even sum of valences, and (P_{text{rdbe-odd}} = 1) for all others.

We note that, the reduction capacity of DPPH radicals obtained the best result comparatively to the others methods of free radical scavenging; but comparatively to the reference compounds used we notice that the result is not interesting (Table 1).

Antioxidant capacity noticed that the reduction capacity of DPPH radicals obtained the best result comparatively to the others methods of free radical scavenging.

On the other hand the 4.+ radical cations are comparatively persistent so their concentration builds to detectable levels.

This was a further hint that monoalkyl RNHCO2 radicals might behave like EtOCO2 radicals in losing CO2 comparatively slowly.

One might expect a destabilization of a positively charged radical state in such a comparatively hydrophobic environment, yet TyrD is easier to oxidize than TyrZ by ∼300 mV.