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Identifying touching cells was comparatively easier for the fluorescence data since we had a nuclear stain and nuclei could be identified as distinct structures even though the cells were touching.

Chitosan concentration at 15 g/L was comparatively easier to apply and showed almost same activity as that at 20 g/L.

The toe bones of A. afarensis were shorter than those of modern apes, meaning that it was comparatively easier and more efficient for them to swing their feet forward during bipedal walking.

The parallel surveillance system was comparatively easier to establish, as clinic staff were already deployed and trained, and all that was required was to request them to complete a single extra data capture form.

My first documentary, Billy the Kid, was comparatively easy compared to the struggle of financing and scheduling a narrative film.

There he was comparatively easy to trace.

"It was comparatively easy," he says.

"Our rescue was comparatively easy – it was 300 metres of a quite simple dive.

A decade ago, it was comparatively easy to identify trends in US-Russian relations (they were getting worse).

Seizing Baghdad was comparatively easy; holding it quickly became the problem.

Likewise, it was comparatively easy to forecast where US-Russian relations were headed (they were likely to keep getting worse).