Sentence examples for for comparatively good from inspiring English sources

During the good years thousands of people from the interior of Mexico migrated to sprawling border cities like Juárez, looking for comparatively good jobs in the bustling factories.

The red dots in Figure 8 indicate the time steps in the simulation where IC is above 90% of the maximum IC value achieved over the entire simulation period, using this as an indication for comparatively good parameter identifiability.

The grey shading shows parameter probability, red dots indicate the time steps in the simulation where IC is above 90% of the maximum IC value achieved over the entire simulation period (as an indication for comparatively good parameter identifiability), and blue lines indicate the 95% confidence intervals.

Although the dynamic model allows for the best environmental and for comparatively good economic performance, its high demand for data and technical capacity limit the current applicability in many developing countries.

[ 1, 9, 10] As we have previously reported, the reasons for the comparatively good survival experienced by patients with polycystic kidney disease are unclear, since these patients have known extrarenal manifestations that may impact longterm survival.

Comparisons with experimental data show that for high resolutions comparatively good agreement is obtained for the flow field and for species other than nitric oxide.

This is true even in countries like the UK, where availability of palliative care for children is comparatively good [ 12- 14].

Finally the time-averaged wake velocities from the LES, with and without the blockage corrections, were compared with WAsP and a comparatively good agreement for the axial velocity predictions was observed in the far-wake.

Furthermore, the NB based model with MACCS fingerprints in combination with molecular property-based descriptors and ToxPrint fingerprints performed comparatively good for AhR with an AUC value of 0.84 and 0.82 respectively.

On the contrary, relatively week donor such as Br and Cl on the other end of the molecule (R1 position) may be comparatively good for enhancing the molecule nonlinearities.

AMONG the developed nations, he says, the United States is in a comparatively good position for sustained growth over the next few decades, partly because its population is relatively young compared with that of Europe and Japan, and because it will retain many of its current advantages, especially its strength in innovation.