Sentence examples for was comparatively late from inspiring English sources

Yupi may have been in some trouble anyway because it was comparatively late to a market already served by StarMedia, El Sitio and others.

This was comparatively late for a major crop species like melon that is among the most important horticultural crops in terms of worldwide production (25 millions of tons in 2009) and which production has been increased around 40% in the last ten years [ 9].

The increase in inequality in Argentina from the mid 1970s to the mid 2000s was comparatively large by international standards.

One reason why Agency.com was comparatively successful this quarter was that only 2% of its revenue came from dot coms.

The energy in the methane produced in the AFMBR was comparatively negligible (0.005 kWh/m).

However, the direct effect of PTEs was comparatively greater (0.063, 95% CI: 0.034 - 0.093), indicating that the partial mediating effect of PTSD accounted for approximately 34% of the overall relationship of PTEs with PSQ screen-positive caseness.

However, this study referred to the entire hypothalamus and the number of genes studied was comparatively small (6016 genes) [ 30], while in our study approximately 19900 gene transcripts have been studied.

In comparison with other studies in legumes, a relatively small number of singletons were produced (8,922 for A. duranensis and 10,189 for A. stenosperma), furthermore the average length and number of reads per contig assembled was comparatively high (475.5 bp and 26 reads/contig) (Table  2) [ 27, 29, 47].

For internal hemipelvectomy the mean duration of operation was comparatively longer with 302.2 minutes (range 179 455 minutes) compared to 189.6 minutes (range 95 400 minutes) in external hemipelvectomy.

You may recall that in "Sensation" there was a work by Sam Taylor-Wood, a British woman, which was comparatively uncontroversial: "Wrecked" (1996) is a large photograph of the Last Supper in which the figure of Jesus, arms outstretched, is replaced by a woman who is topless.

Although widely used now to solve everyday decision problems, linear programming was comparatively unknown before 1947.