Examples of 'have a comparatively' in a sentence
Meaning of "have a comparatively"
have a comparatively - denotes possession of something to a moderate extent when compared to other similar things
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They have a comparatively low volatility and.
At one time it will have a comparatively.
They have a comparatively larger head.
Decentralized evaluation should have a comparatively more narrow scope.
I have a comparatively horizontal mind.
Radiation source may have a comparatively low power.
Ash trees have a comparatively short flowering period of around two weeks in March or April.
The evaporation component can thus have a comparatively high vapour pressure.
Such mixes have a comparatively low bending / tensile strength and are subject to shrink phenomena.
This may be useful in a lamp which must have a comparatively long life.
These compounds have a comparatively narrow therapeutic window.
Thus the apparently strong traditions of farming and fishing actually have a comparatively short time depth.
Seal pups here have a comparatively safe childhood.
In some applications it is desirable that the microspheres have a comparatively low Tstart.
Efficient designs have a comparatively small air gap.
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Other suspension systems are very complex construction-wise and have a comparatively high cost.
Now people have a comparatively better wage rate.
Besides the humans, the other sentient races have a comparatively better time.
These components have a comparatively low price and are easy to handle.
Furthermore, those compositions that meet the said requirements have a comparatively low dielectric constant.
So both countries have a comparatively large amount of room for manœuvre.
This may in particular be important with cup-shaped bodies whose cavities have a comparatively large diameter.
Natural gas generators have a comparatively limited power output.
They have a comparatively large size, frequently because of a unsatisfactory designing related to the apparatus lay-out.
Another drawback of known staplers is that they have a comparatively low metal staple holding capability.
If you have a comparatively large following on Twitter, you can deal directly with the advertisers.
Floating-point digital calculations have a comparatively huge dynamic range.
Fluorescent lamps have a comparatively high luminous efficacy and may themselves have a chosen color aspect.
Provided the auxiliary amalgam contains sufficient mercury, the lamp will have a comparatively short run-up period.
Consumers of organic food have a comparatively low dietary exposure to pesticides.
In contrast to the above described commercial sols these sols have a comparatively low S-value.
Silicone adhesives have a comparatively low dissolving capacity for most active substances.
TTSs with matrix diffusion-controlled release have a comparatively simpler structure.
The Uzbeks have a comparatively small section.
In contrast to the neighboring countries, the Philippines have a comparatively poor infrastructure.
The electric element may thus have a comparatively small diameter without melting during the welding process.
In particular the end plates 18, 27 have such dimensions that they have a comparatively little bending stiffness.
France also appears to have a comparatively higher average ECU spend per capita.
Northern Lights Automatic ( Autoflowering ) will have a comparatively short flowering time.
Moreover, they have a comparatively large size.
Their bodies are small, but knowledge-wise they have a comparatively advanced culture and civilization.
Non-violent criminals have a comparatively higher chance of gaining permission.
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