Sentence examples for would have comparatively from inspiring English sources

Experimental data also indicate that α-methyl substitution of an ester, such as MMA, decreases its reactivity compared to corresponding unsubstituted esters, thus further supporting expectations that MMA would have comparatively low sensitizing potential.

If this were true it would mean that one of the arrows would have comparatively little influence on the technique's result.

One exception is the possibility to reduce the livestock (milk cows and/or pigs), which would have comparatively low marginal costs in most countries (Table 4).

Given these conditions, we determined that this province would have comparatively good conditions for policy implementation and be an illustrative case study.

Conversely, it was hypothesized that patients recruited from general outpatient clinics would have comparatively lower IPSS HKv2 symptom and quality of life scores as these patients were identified by screening and had not sought help for their symptoms.

Not only would having comparatively flexible tissues benefit S. robustus in this osmotically dynamic environment, but apparently S. robustus can lie dormant as tubers for up to 2 years to avoid extended periods of hypersalinity (Ustin et al. 1982; Crain et al. 2004).

Because China would still have comparatively few missiles, the multiple warheads would make each a more tempting target for an enemy.

The funeral procession, although of great length, was extremely simple in character and, considered purely as a pageant, would have been comparatively unimpressive.