Sentence examples for is comparatively consistent from inspiring English sources

Calculus is comparatively consistent between samples albeit on average lower than their paired dentin sample.

The chewing of betel quid is practised in several different ways in various countries, while the major components are comparatively consistent.

Significantly Trs120 and Trs130 are essential in gene deletion experiments in S. cerevisiae, while Trs65 knockouts in yeast are viable and the effect on anteriograde transport is comparatively mild, consistent with the view that Trs120p/130p forms the minimal functional core [ 35].

While the Ig2 cluster is comparatively more conserved (consistent with [ 25, 28]), Ig3 and Ig7 have experienced many more recent exon duplications and deletions and most of the diversity appears to have evolved since the split of the insects.

The published literature examining neurotoxic effects among children with prenatal and childhood exposure to organic solvents including PCE, on the other hand, is comparatively small and results are not consistent [ 12].

Faunal and lithic assemblages are comparatively homogeneous, consistent with the inference that the deposits formed under relatively constant environmental conditions.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

There is comparatively little immigration these days.

Ruscha's eminence is comparatively ghostly.