Sentence examples for under a comparatively from inspiring English sources

Bradford pear trees line the streets, blossoming white under a comparatively big sky.

With Sunday's Bears-Packers clash looming like some atavistic rite, it is also a good moment to recall that in ancient times, sports writers and broadcasters not only had easier access to athletes, but also operated under a comparatively spare set of rules.

The results suggest that more current density was evolved under a comparatively lower methanogenic population in RHCE.

Nevertheless, the blitz remains a comparatively under-explored literary terrain.

We conclude that the paucity of robustly designed studies indicates the problem is a comparatively under researched area warranting further examination.

The paucity of robustly designed studies indicates that this is a comparatively under researched area and findings from this review suggest this may be a significant omission in our understanding of the factors that influence nurses work environment and patient care.

Under these conditions, Rapa had a comparatively minor effect because it could not speed up removal by the damaged lysosomes.

TEM-LoDorm, T2101, TEM-SEC, TEM-SLC, and Alamo all had a higher Pn than the other genotypes under drought stress, resulting in a comparatively higher DSI (>52.0 %).

Therefore, even though a normal vaginal delivery constitutes a comparatively mild stressor, under certain circumstances and combined with psychological vulnerability it may be severe enough to produce symptoms of post-traumatic stress following childbirth.

Under these conditions, the presence or absence of COPD can be estimated with a comparatively high diagnostic accuracy.

It still has a comparatively minor role.