Sentence examples for comparatively unchanged from inspiring English sources

In some cases, distillates collected towards the end of the distillation were highly acidic; in other cases the pH of the distillate remained comparatively unchanged during the course of the distillation.

Although some older ones, such as the Victorian-era Jolly Collier in Coppice Side, were demolished in the 1980s, several dating from the 19th century still stand comparatively unchanged, including the Shoulder of Mutton, which still bears windows etched with the emblem of the brewery which owned it in the 1850s.

4A, exogenous addition of TGFβ-1 enhanced cytoplasmic β-catenin accumulation in DD cells cultured on collagen while levels were comparatively unchanged by TGFβ-1 treatment of PF cells under identical conditions.

Specifically, we found that lines of C. elegans that are highly plastic for dauer larva development also maintain a high population growth rate when stressed (i.e. their rate of reproduction is comparatively unchanged under conditions of environmental stress).

In five of these six patients, a decrease in S-100B after bevacizumab was documented on day 41; in the remaining one patient, S-100B was unchanged but was comparatively decreased on day 43.

Further, while the highly specific 5HTR2A antagonist ritanserin significantly decreased COS cell viability at comparatively low concentrations, CnOb viability was unchanged at concentrations below 50 μM.

This comparatively modest scheme might have been wholly successful if left unchanged, but the British command transformed it: Sir Julian Byng's 3rd Army was to actually try to capture Cambrai and to push on toward Valenciennes.

Eight subjects augmented significantly their thresholds comparatively to baseline condition, four subjects lessened theirs thresholds and in other four subjects the threshold values remained unchanged.

Median round size is unchanged since last quarter (and, for that matter, the previous three) and the average round size is up a comparatively modest 3.5percentt from Q1 2017.

Comparatively, twinning-induced Hall Petch relation exhibited a much lower frictional stress of about 25 MPa and a higher but unchanged slope of about 300 MPa μm1/2, meaning that the parameters are primarily controlled by the stress to activate twinning.

Access to produce has remained largely unchanged, with 90.9percentt of Americans saying it was "easy to get affordable fresh fruits and vegetables" in 2013 (comparatively, 91.3percentt said this in 2012 and 89.9percentt said this in 2008).