Sentence examples for which are comparatively from inspiring English sources

If possible, avoid plans that base out-of-network reimbursement on Medicare rates, which are comparatively low.

She is the third of its "expedition" ships, which are comparatively nimble vessels that can reach places larger liners cannot.

Unlike paintings and sculptures, which are comparatively self-sufficient, the kind of activities addressed here do not travel well without good supplementary information.

That, frankly, ignores the fact that there are vast swathes of Scotland which are comparatively well-off, well-behaved and rather pleasant.

The opposition develops into sects, which are comparatively small groups that strive for unmediated salvation and that are related indifferently or antagonistically to the world.

Not only in terms of Google Glass and Uber, which are comparatively trivial, but in terms of the gap between rich and poor, the impunity of globalised commerce, the declining relevance of the west.

One of 40 bitches with peritonitis died, resulting in a 3% mortality in pyometra with peritonitis which is comparatively low compared with mortality rates of 50% previously reported due to uterine rupture [ 26].

K/S value of untreated cotton after first soiling (mustard oil -ageing- laundering cycle was 0.1254, which was coil -ageing- very high compared to that of finished fabrics i.e. 0.025 for Olaunderingcyclend around 0.06 for CMC-Na salt.

In this context, M. neglectum exhibited robust phototrophic growth in salt concentrations up to 0.5% sodium chloride in the medium which is comparatively high when compared to other freshwater strains [ 54].

Prospective series at Anuradhapura Teaching Hospital identified six children (27%) with intentional pesticide ingestion which was comparatively a higher proportion compared to proportions observed in the other arms of the study.

Services comprise 40% of Chinese GDP, which is comparatively low.