Sentence examples for compared to relatively from inspiring English sources

One clue may lie in the history of the nation's railroads, which are often compared to relatively young fiber optic systems.

2. But compared to relatively muted growth in corporate sales, this cost containment was not outstanding.

Even for lower tidal volume, there was a question whether this was beneficial when compared to relatively higher tidal volume that limited airway pressures [59].

Deep Learning algorithms are shown to perform better at extracting non-local and global relationships and patterns in the data, compared to relatively shallow learning architectures [4].

In German soccer, late-born (i.e. in the second half of the selection year) professional players were shown to have higher wages compared to relatively older players.

For example, SP-HRG-3 demonstrated an excellent dispersion, which remained stable even after 2 weeks compared to relatively lower stability SP-HRG-1.

Compared to the relatively smooth-running fare systems in Washington and Chicago, New York's appears to have been designed to challenge, and to create long, unwieldy lines.

Note, for example, the Daily Mail's enormous reach in print and online compared to a relatively small social media (Facebook and Twitter) following.

Compared to the relatively small size of the population, South Korea is seeing increased traction in iPhone app download volume.

It wasn't for the hardware, which I found slow and outdated compared to my relatively decked-out Dell laptop.

Compared to Puzder, relatively little is known about Acosta's labor positions, but his role has the potential for broad impact on the tech sector.