Some studies suggest patients with tumefactive multiple sclerosis have a comparatively benign course compared with other forms of multiple sclerosis (Kepes, 1993; Hayashi et al., 2003).
Residents have a comparatively high level of car ownership; 71% as compared to a borough average of 56.8%.
Residents have a comparatively low level of car ownership, 46.9% as compared to a borough average of 56.8%.
The wheel-turned forms are elegantly simple but have a comparatively coarse, homespun quality.
According to The Observer's recent research, British men claim to have had an average of 11.24 partners, while British women have a comparatively paltry 6.65.
Painted in corporate colors, the modern Daewoo buses have a comparatively boring appearance, but they are air-conditioned and operate on schedule.
Conversely, high-risk stress fracture sites have a comparatively high complication rate and require prolonged recovery or surgery before the individual can resume repetitive physical activity.
Seventy-year-old Selvern and her three daughters have a comparatively varied diet of tomatoes, potatoes, onion, chili, spinach, leeks, cabbage, pumpkin, rice, flour and chicken.
He matches this technical accomplishment with a conceptual one, drawing a clear distinction between the sonatas, which have a comparatively dark, regal sound, and the partitas, which are shaded more nimbly.
But, he said, the restrictions have a comparatively modest but nevertheless real benefit: they increase the cost and difficulty for Iranian elites of doing business, providing an incentive for the country's leaders to negotiate.
Dr. Wrangham proposes that the need for people to gather food and bring it en masse to a kitchen-equivalent meant that thieves and cheats would have a comparatively richer opportunity to steal food.
