Sentence examples for was comparatively better from inspiring English sources

Participants from WM village perceived that the physical look of a person is an indication of his or her nutritional status, which they felt was comparatively better in their village compared to other villages.

Whiteness index was comparatively better in CMC-Na salt finished cotton.

The study results showed that the water quality of the deep tube wells was comparatively better than that of the shallow tube wells suggesting for use as drinking water in the study area.

The WQI values of site S6, i.e., near Jagibhakatgaon, a rural area, was comparatively better among all the studied sites with values ranging from 49.25 during post-monsoon season to 88.15 during monsoon season.

The activity of many extracts was comparatively better than the chelating capacity of PG (propyl gallate) at respective concentrations.

Furthermore, the diagnostic algorithm developed based on the PCA was comparatively better than the utility of simple spectral intensity ratio (R545/R575) to distinguish between different tissues types.

The limit of detection of the prepared electrodes was compared with the previously prepared electrodes; it is comparatively better with some of the previously reported electrodes (Beltagi et al. [2011]; Roa et al. [2003]).

Such a survival rate is not only equivocal when compared with established treatment modalities but is comparatively better considering the fact that 40% of our patients had stage IVb disease.

Google may rank a distant second to the Baidu search engine, but its estimated 80 million users are comparatively better educated and wealthier.

While advancing education everywhere brings benefits at home, U.S. workers will be comparatively better off if they lead the world in educational attainment.

And while the typical worker is going through the longest squeeze in living standards since the 1870s, top-earning households are comparatively better off than they were before the crash.