Sentence examples for Mildly superior from inspiring English sources
The cost-effectiveness ratios for the six initial management strategies were similar (Table 3); stool antigen and empiric PPI trial were essentially equivalent, and both strategies were mildly superior to the remaining diagnostic test strategies.
With an arthroscopy-assisted combined ACL/PCL reconstruction technique Fanelli et al. reported excellent, mildly superior results with regard to the Lysholm score and Tegner activity score, but the follow-up was rather short[ 19].
Contrast between hypointense white matter areas (periventricular and subcortical white matter, internal and external capsule, corona radiata, corpus callosum, anterior commissure) and the more signal intense gray matter regions such as the cerebral cortex and the hippocampus, was good in T2w sequences and was considered mildly superior to FLAIR images.
A new 2D approach, on the other hand, is only mildly conservative, and is superior to the individual tests.
Back home, his superiors at Toshiba were mildly surprised when a number of U.S. computer companies, including Intel and also some automobile manufacturers, asked for samples.
Back at home his superiors at Toshiba were mildly surprised when a number of U.S. companies, including Intel, as well as some automobile manufacturers, asked for samples.
Those who buy it will feel pleasantly superior while those who receive it will be mildly flattered.
In some high-quality images, the right phrenic nerve can be seen to be mildly enhancing the extrapericardial structure lateral to the SVC and anterior to the right superior pulmonary vein.
In conclusion, the additive MTC model is statistically superior when additivity holds true, and comparably advantageous in terms of its bias-precision trade-off when additivity is mildly violated.
That he is always superior to everyone else, in a nice English way, and that even the most cutting of remarks is always made "mildly".
