Sentence examples for could comparatively from inspiring English sources

The synthesized silver nanoparticles could comparatively provide better alternative treatment to both gram positive and gram negative bacteria than the crude plant extracts.

Through simulating practical project, the results indicated that the new controlled volume algorithm proposed for typical operating conditions could comparatively and obviously reduce the number of regulated check gates and disturb canal pools for some typical discharge demand operating conditions, thus the control efficiency of canal system could be improved.

By Christmas Day, some areas could see comparatively tropical highs of about 3C to 4C, a Met Office spokeswoman said.

Even if he goes the bipartisan route and succeeds, the end result could be comparatively modest: Perhaps fewer than 10 Senate Republicans, and perhaps not even that many in the House, party officials said.

But stinginess towards soldiers is politically risky, as recent rows over compensation to wounded servicemen have shown.Thanks to the ministry's reputation for waste, cuts in procurement could be comparatively uncontroversial.

Working out new relationships with the rest of Europe and the United States, which have welcomed Mr. Milosevic's downfall with full-throated delight, could be comparatively easy, despite questions over the extradition of Mr. Milosevic and other Serbs to The Hague on charges they committed war crimes in Kosovo and Bosnia.

Themes were identified through the interview data's relation to the scoring system data so that all could be comparatively analysed.

In contrast, the northward-propagating TEC perturbations could travel comparatively longer distances because the inclination gradually decreases towards the magnetic equator side of the epicenter.

By doing this type of characterization, all eight model factors could be comparatively uniform and described by lognormally distributed random variables.

Although RAPD technique detected lesser degree of variability within the cloned plants (both DSO and ISO), SCoT marker could detect comparatively higher degree of genetic variability thereby proving its efficacy over the conventional molecular markers.

Moreover, it may be argued that potential herbicide effects on juvenile or adult amphibians could have comparatively greater influence on overall recruitment, reproductive potential and thus stability of local populations than effects on larvae.