Sentence examples for while being comparatively from inspiring English sources

Suppose that the achievable throughput of a subchannel is distributed in such a pattern that it is comparatively high for a specific traffic while being comparatively low for an other traffic.

This week we've welcomed lucky number five, Malcolm Turnbull, who, while being comparatively popular at home has none of his predecessor's infamy.

Ephrin type-A receptor 2 is a cell surface receptor of the erythropoietin-producing hepatocellular (Eph) tyrosine kinases receptor family and is reported to be overexpressed in various types of cancer, while being comparatively lowly expressed in normal tissues (Pasquale, 2010; Tandon et al, 2011; Udayakumar et al, 2011).

Here's a list of the foods to enjoy now – while they're comparatively plentiful.

Some are elaborately incised with the complex, twisting iconography for which Chavín Period art is known, while others are comparatively plain.

While Galileo was comparatively indifferent to the salary offered, he insisted that his title include the word "philosopher".

While 27 is comparatively old for an international debut, he points out that spin bowlers generally take longer to mature.

Winters are relatively warm, with average daily minimum temperatures remaining above freezing, while summers are comparatively cool, with temperatures seldom rising much above 70°FF (21 °C).

While Muscat was comparatively poor, Zanzibar had the potential for extraordinary wealth from two connected sources: a pungent spice (clove) and the slave trade.

While there are comparatively fewer empirical studies of child populations, the past few years has seen burgeoning research interest in the utility of ACT for problems in childhood.

He observed that while it was comparatively easy for the U.S. and France to maintain a united front, the same was not true for all of our European partners.