Sentence examples for comparatively still from inspiring English sources

And Miriam Parker, though she was comparatively still, reacted to the music with the most authenticity.

In traumatology and orthopedics education such studies are comparatively still rare [ 13, 17, 18], despite the fact that e-learning might substantially improve quality and success of teaching in these highly clinically and practically oriented disciplines.

Her listenership may run deep, but it's comparatively small; still, all three nights had more or less full houses.

Murder in the capital is still comparatively rare, and comparatively English.

Importantly, however, this denervation was still comparatively mild compared to abdominal muscles.

The sequence diversity is higher than that of organisms commonly described as genetically monomorphic (Ds of <0.0002), for example enteric Salmonella Typhi or Yersinia pestis [43], but is still comparatively low indicating a relatively recent genetic bottleneck.

And indeed, agent-based models have been relatively often used to study opinion formation [16]-[20] [16]-[20]ir prevalence is still comparatively lowhilepolitheir science in general [21],[22].

It took some steep cuts, but is still comparatively large.

"We're still comparatively well off," he says.

Unemployment, though still comparatively low, at 4.9percentt, has edged up from 4.7percentt a few months ago.

For one thing its focus is comparatively narrow (though still insanely huge).