Sentence examples for performing comparatively from inspiring English sources

If anything, Mr. Obama seemed to be performing comparatively well in deeply red states, compared with 2008.

Also, life insurers' mortgages are performing comparatively well.

Perhaps the most common assumption is that if Mr. Obama is performing comparatively well in swing state polls, he might have some advantage in the Electoral College in relation to the national popular vote.

Regarding only returns, it should be noted that the outperformance of the sentiment strategy mostly stems from the last third of the training period, but the strategy already starts performing comparatively well in the second third.

A series by Feuchtner et al. compared the diagnostic performance of ECG-gated CT and TOE in patients with clinically suspected IE, with CT performing comparatively well, with sensitivity of 97 % and specificity of 88%[20]0].

Future work should also study high performing facilities to identify characteristics that may suggest reasons for them performing comparatively well.

Fig. 10 Comparative study of packet delivery performance for scenario 3. POR is another existing counterpart that performs comparatively better than HARP and LBR in performance.

The top ranking ad (Toxic fat), performed comparatively more strongly on each outcome compared to each of the ads featuring depicted scenes (Piece of string, Full Monty, Correctly identified and Why am I fat).

It is observed from the study that all the three models performed comparatively well in prediction.

The AE, SW, SE, and LI model also performed comparatively better.

This gives surgeons and administrators an important new view of how they perform comparatively from both a cost and outcome perspective.