Sentence examples for that comparatively to from inspiring English sources

Frazer acknowledges that there are occasional issues, but she believes that "comparatively to other bars in town, we do very well – probably even on a national level.

From Figure 2, we can clearly notice that comparatively to the gradient information, the polarity information accurately distinguishes the boundaries or edges of the salient objects.

The organization that comparatively pays more attention to chip-level system design strategies is the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS).

The outstanding circumstances that governed the policy and production of encyclopaedias for the first 15 centuries were that comparatively few people were able to read and, stemming partly from this and partly from the cost of materials and workmanship, that copies of any lengthy work were very expensive.

It is clearly seen from Figure3 that comparatively stable hexagonal phase starts to dominate over the mixed phase at annealing temperature of 350°C.

But we don't need a memoir to know that, comparatively speaking, two things can be said about her tenure at the State Department: first, that in fact she accomplished very little; and second, that both before her appointment and during her service, she consistently came down on the hawkish side of debates inside the administration, from Afghanistan to Libya and Syria.

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It is clear that comparatively few terms are needed to describe the data in the Gene Expression domain and that the complexity in FMA is not needed.

It is interesting to note that comparatively significant errors in both theoretical curves occur in late January roughly after day 110.

Even though it doesn't take that long, comparatively, to install solar and wind farms, we would have to build them and the transmission lines to move electricity to where it is needed.

Mott Schottky results indicated a more defective oxide layer with a larger number of donors on the laser marked surface comparatively to that without marks.