Sentence examples for maintaining a comparatively from inspiring English sources

Thus, several highly successful antimicrobial drug resistant lineages within E. coli ST131 have recently emerged and diffused extensively among locales while maintaining a comparatively restricted host/source range.

Innovative Labor governments and idealistic trade unionists are proud of their accomplishments, and Australians have historically maintained a comparatively small gap between rich and poor, though this gap widened appreciably in the late 20th century.

Apple Computer still maintains a comparatively small but ever-dedicated core of users.

And yet, in keeping with its environmental sensitivities, the country maintains a comparatively light touch on the land.

And critics, who have thus far maintained a comparatively strict firewall, will no doubt soon start to see some erosion.

Despite this, Henry VII managed to maintain a comparatively long period of peace and a small but powerful core of a navy.

Under the "two countries, one system" policy implemented by China to manage the return of Hong Kong's sovereignty, Hong Kong has maintained a comparatively prosperous economy within the Asian region.

But comparatively speaking it maintains a relatively youthful, dynamic demographic.

A GPU infrastructure can be installed and maintained at a comparatively low cost.

Cartilage structure was maintained until a comparatively late stage.

As a matter of fact, myostatin is known to be secreted in a latent form and is maintained at a comparatively high concentration in muscle, where it tends to be activated under acidic and hypoxic conditions due to high levels of glycolysis.