Sentence examples for comparatively under from inspiring English sources
Comparatively, under light-shading without mixing, the Microcystis accumulated in surface water, maintaining a continuously increase of intrinsic biomass.
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The first film opened very slowly, with massive per-screen averages leading up to a pre-Halloween wide release that grossed $21 million against the opening weekend of the comparatively under performing Saw VI (review) ($14 million).
We conclude that the paucity of robustly designed studies indicates the problem is a comparatively under researched area warranting further examination.
This case is particularly true in the less developed areas in inland China, especially the western region, an area that remains comparatively under investigated and less familiar to non-Chinese specialists.
Nevertheless, the blitz remains a comparatively under-explored literary terrain.
The coming England-Pakistan series seems all the more attractive for having been comparatively under-promoted.
"Most organisations have a pretty good handle on their SEO strategy, but are comparatively under-resourced on their social strategies".
The opportunity to define their comparatively under-credentialed generation of American men's tennis did not present itself like some slick marketing campaign.
Beyond an array of air combat sims, the first world war has been comparatively under-explored in video games – although Verdun, a first-person military game set during the battle of Verdun, launched on PC last year to modest critical acclaim.
