Sentence examples for mostly comparatively from inspiring English sources

Although it emerged that companies are increasingly dealing with the "Internet of Things", the grade of diffusion was mostly comparatively low.

Although it was obvious that companies are increasingly dealing with the "Internet of Things", the grade of diffusion was mostly comparatively low.

As a slowdown looms, Mr Simitis is under pressure to speed up reforms that would help make Greek companies more competitive.The economy is expected to grow by about 5% this year, but unemployment will fall only marginally from just under 12%, mostly because comparatively few jobs are available for women and young unskilled workers.

They utilise high throughput and low response times of main memory and achieve a much better performance than common data bases, which work mostly on comparatively slow hard disks.

Foodism, as it might be called, won't cure any global disasters, and its direct beneficiaries are mostly the relatively privileged and comparatively well-educated — the sort of people who shop at Whole Foods, support farmers' markets, and patronize restaurants that have "executive chefs".

The west, which is mostly plains of comparatively low elevation, contains a mixture of peoples in which Uzbeks and Turkmen, both of Turkic origin, predominate.

In line with previous population-based studies, [ 40] severe acts of IPV were more seldom reported and our sample consisted mostly of the comparatively less severe acts of IPV.

However, the distribution of the tones, heights and annotations of the bars (studies) populating this row of the matrix suggests that the evidence for such a gradient was mostly contributed by comparatively weak study designs, some of which found a gradient only in 'intermediate' rather than 'hard' outcome measures.

Various techniques have been proposed based on various parameters extracted from the electrocardiogram (ECG), which are mostly slow and requires comparatively wider ECG segment.

First, we assess comparatively what mostly constrains firms' ability to translate investment in innovation activity into new products and processes, whether it is mainly finance, as most of the literature would suggest, or whether it is mostly knowledge and market-related aspects.

Therefore, when the other studies have found that adults with worms are still protected, we contend that this corresponds mostly to adults with comparatively lower worm loads who have achieved clinical immunity anyway.