Two Features, Two Scales, One Comparison

Feature B is the more extreme: its value sits $60$ units above its mean, against only $16$ units for feature A.

Feature A is the more extreme: $z_A = 2.0$ and $z_B = 1.5$, with upper-tail probabilities of $2.28\%$ and $6.68\%$.

Feature A is the more extreme: $z_A = 2.0$ and $z_B = 1.5$, with upper-tail probabilities of $4.56\%$ and $13.36\%$.

Neither is more extreme: standardizing puts both features on the same scale, so the two values become equally unusual.