Sentence examples for comparatively very from inspiring English sources

K/S value of untreated cotton after first soiling (mustard oil -ageing- laundering cycle was 0.1254, which was coil -ageing- very high compared to that of finished fabrics i.e. 0.025 for Olaunderingcyclend around 0.06 for CMC-Na salt.

Lastly, the substitution of glutamine with the albeit smaller (105.1 Da) serine that is biochemically similar as a polar neutral a.a. provided very little improvement compared to the Sup− in restoring viability to λ Dam15 and generated comparatively very small phage, and pinpoint plaques in the absence of gpD or gpD::eGFP complementation.

Small quantities suitable for a couple or a single person are comparatively very poor value.

Mark Clark, of the German broker, said the third quarter was comparatively very tough and the pharmaceuticals company's earnings per share should show a marked decline.

But the progressive system we have built raises comparatively very little money to pay for social programs and to reduce economic inequality.

But British train fares are comparatively very high all the same; a survey last week by the Campaign for Better Transport claimed that UK season ticket commuters are now paying three and a half times what their French, German or Spanish equivalents are doing.

Statistical analyses, in which uncertainty is introduced, are comparatively very scarce.

Nitrate in the study area is found to be comparatively very low in concentration.

Comparatively, very little has been researched in this field in the developing countries.

The silver peak is comparatively very small to the silicon peak.

Graduates of for-profit colleges, which comparatively offer very poor value for money, are among those saddled with the worst debt burdens.