Sentence examples for despite the comparatively small from inspiring English sources

President Jacques Chirac of France is to be the host of next year's talks, and the leaders announced that in 2006, Russia would be the host for the first time, cementing its integration into the group despite the comparatively small size of its economy.

Despite the comparatively small difference in values of the microhardness of the tested coatings, their service life under a pin-on-disk test varied by a factor of about 40.

The larger number of women with dementia, despite the comparatively small difference in prevalence and incidence rates, reflects the larger number of women in the population due to their longer life expectancy as well as their longer survival with dementia.

Despite the comparatively small amount of variance explained, the models specified were (highly) significant which is taken as being indicative of small, yet significant contributions of (socio) demographic variables to various aspects of access to healthcare.

It prevents people from saving the comparatively small sums that would let them stabilise their situation.

Moyes had spent the comparatively small sum of £27m on Marouane Fellaini from Everton.

Despite plasma levels of the drug increasing with dose, there was no clear dose response relationship, which may have been the result of the comparatively small numbers (18 20) in the study.

This may be a strategy to counteract the comparatively small radius of the layer bones.

(BP's liability for the comparatively smaller Gulf spill has surpassed $40 billion).

This may be due to the comparatively smaller sample size of the present study.

Despite the comparatively low sales, globally it was the seventh-highest-selling album of 2009.