Sentence examples for comparatively sharper from inspiring English sources

In the case of single fluorophoric system, such as koenigine (A), koenidine (B), girinimbine (C), and mahanimbine (D) along with quercetin and the NP sets synthesized by them, the respective emission band maxima were found to be comparatively sharper [Figs. S7 and S8 of the Electronic Supplementary Material (page S14)].

Indeed, comparatively sharper resonances at 5 °C with chemical shifts similar to that of the unbound ligand suggest that a population of compounds containing unbound hydroxypyridinone ligand arms could exist in solution.

A comparatively sharp spectrum with absorbance at 532 nm was observed in this case.

Feedstocks exhibit a good mold filling behavior resulting in comparatively sharp cutting edges of ≈10 μm after sintering.

Equatorward pulses are comparatively sharp and occasionally exhibit periodic fades with beat frequencies between about 1 and 4 Hz.

However, in some systems with fewer triglycerides and where they have compositions that lie close to the eutectic-like proportions a comparatively sharp melting temperature can be seen.

Thus, the sharp extinction and PL spectra, the comparatively sharp XRD pattern that clearly indexed to wurtzite, and the high-resolution TEM data all indicated that the CdSe QPs obtained from the room-temperature synthesis were crystalline as formed.

One of Mann's colleagues gave it the nickname because the graph looks something like a hockey stick lying on its side with the upturned blade representing the sharp, comparatively recent temperature increase.

But Italy has abandoned nuclear power and embraced renewable energy comparatively late.American rhetoric against Russia has been sharper.

With the growth of the number of deployed nodes, the numbers of working nodes experience a sharp increase first, followed by a comparatively steady and marginal rise.

Comparatively, peptide blockers [18] and even ryanodol, a neutral ryanoid [36], have sharper voltage-dependence.