Sentence examples for comparatively slower than from inspiring English sources

But he added that the speed of the device was comparatively slower than the high-end Apple product.

The release of BTZ from G5-PPI-NH2 complex was comparatively slower than G4-PAMAM-NH2.

The weak growth of new business in Scotland was "comparatively slower" than across the UK as a whole.

Over this period, the rise in environmental impacts is anticipated to be comparatively slower than in the past as much of this increase in production is dealt with by recycling and energy recovery expansion.

However, the rate of neonatal mortality reduction is comparatively slower than the overall under-5 child mortality reduction.

Unlike human studies, it is possible to utilize the label retaining technique in the murine model, identifying stem cells due to their relative quiescence and comparatively slower proliferation than more differentiated cells.

This point distinguishes a physiologic "shift," representing a comparatively slower metabolic process than glycogenolysis resulting in i) decreased muscle output and ii) shortage of glucose to the brain with subsequent hypoglycaemia.

However, for the second month in a row, Scotland saw a comparatively slower increase in permanent appointments than the UK as a whole, where the pace of growth was the fastest since March 2010.

The ILO also highlighted a comparatively slower recovery in female unemployment rates since 2009 in many regions, including the European Union.

That puts its comparatively slower growth under a slightly more flattering light.

The basal expression level has a low value and a comparatively slower increase during the same time period.