Sentence examples for has been comparatively common from inspiring English sources

Gene gain has been comparatively common in the clade consisting of TLRs 2, 14 and the 1, 6, 10 assemblage.

However, the effect of paternal age on both sperm characteristics and reproductive outcomes has been comparatively less studied in the general population, and there is no common consensus on its role in reproductive success.

Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.

Mr. Hackenburg has been comparatively fortunate in this respect.

Mr. Callahan, by contrast, has been comparatively open.

In fact, the response has been comparatively muted.

Others have not – including the role of universities as employers, which has been comparatively neglected.

The energy-absorbing features of them have been comparatively analyzed and the effect of basalt fiber has been comparatively studied.

"Longstanding campaigners such as Nigel Farage and Alan Johnson have been comparatively marginalised.

This album may have been comparatively inexpensive to make.

But his cuts to state services have been comparatively ideological.