Sentence examples for may be comparatively from inspiring English sources

The siblings of older index subjects may be comparatively older compared to the siblings of younger index subjects and it is well known that risk of cancer increases with age.

Thus, G-U/U-G → A-U/U-A changes may be comparatively neutral compared to G-U/U-G → G-C/C-G changes, which may be under positive selection in the Ulvales.

Perhaps, this is because older female adolescents are more mature and enlightened in terms of available contraceptive types and the importance of contraceptive use, compared to younger female adolescents who may be comparatively naive in terms of contraception.

British politics may be comparatively frugal, with parties spending £32m at the last general election compared with the obscene £1.2bn blown on the last US presidential race; but if funds dried up I suspect the electorate could cope with fewer leaflets, posters and spin doctors.

Injuries may be comparatively rare, but what about scary incidents that don't lead to injury?

A mugging may be comparatively rare, but guests in the home are common around the holidays.

In some in vivo models, xenograft tumors using cell lines may actually be comparatively homogeneous, and thus result in overly encouraging results when a particular drug or delivery system is reported to successfully treat tumors in mice.

College may actually be comparatively cheaper now than before the recession, the Washington Post reports.

If we can improve the food supply at large, the pickings in so-called food deserts may still be comparatively slim, but what's there will be better.

From our study it cannot be deduced that the higher resource usage and higher fixed cost in mcH may also be comparatively cost-effective in terms of outcome improvement.

This method identifies contending or fixed beneficial mutations (depending on the details of the particular experiment), as opposed to the full distribution of beneficial mutations, because weakly beneficial mutations that may arise will be comparatively less likely to escape drift.