Sentence examples for would be comparatively less from inspiring English sources

At lower fluid-to-binder ratios, the alkaline fluid required would be comparatively less, resulting in harsh mortar exhibiting high frictional resistance.

Higher values of this bound would allow for more calls per week and would result in the inclusion of the more frequently contacted alters for a given ego [34] and for such alters the probability of finding large gaps in communication would be comparatively less (illustrated in Figure 1).

Our data suggest that patients with unstable shaft fractures can be expected to have an increased risk of non-union if treated with an NSAID, while patients with stable metaphyseal fractures would be comparatively less affected, if at all.

The increase in amplitude at stratospheric heights is found to be comparatively less.

Consequently, these strains might be comparatively less prone to acquisition of resistance to antimicrobials – another advantage.

Yet these tax credits would be comparatively more regressive and less generous than those in the Affordable Care Act (ACA); many Americans would thus be freed from having affordable premiums.

Any other borough - even Manhattan - would be comparatively clash-free.

"Clearly we could, it would be comparatively easy to do.

That would be comparatively low.

Errors in estimating segment length would be comparatively unimportant.

ZnO NPs were comparatively less toxic than zinc acetate.