Sentence examples for a much higher success from inspiring English sources

"It would be wrong to create the impression that the physical exam is an insurmountable barrier for women applicants, when in fact, with sufficient training and sufficient numbers of women applying, the Fire Department could have a much higher success rate of hiring women".

Our simulations show that this new attack needs much less cost to manipulate CSS and has a much higher success rate compared with SSDF attack.

Previously, with the Programme Blanc, the panel could reduce the size of individual awards so it could "select a higher number" of proposals for the same money "and thus apply a much higher success rate," Besse explains.

The results from two experiments indicated that the cottontop tamarins (1) had a much higher success rate and efficiency of pulling than many of the other species previously studied, (2) adjusted pulling behaviour to the presence or absence of a partner, and (3) spontaneously developed sustained pulling techniques to solve the task.

With due diligence completed you'll have a much higher success rate of tapping into the emotions and passions of the influencer.

Major studies have found people who use drug-assisted therapy, such as buprenorphine or methadone, have a much higher success rate of finally ridding themselves of their addiction.

Shorter chains had a very much higher success rate than longer chains, and further analysis showed that lack of interest or incentive was by far the most important reason for chains failing to reach the target.

The former Army surgeon, Dr. Timothy R. Kuklo, reported that a bone-growth product sold by Medtronic Inc. had much higher success in healing the shattered legs of wounded soldiers at Walter Reed than other doctors there had experienced, according to Colonel Coots and a summary of an Army investigation of the matter.

However a subgroup of participants with right-sided lesions who underwent UFOV training showed much higher success rates in the on-road evaluation (52.4% pass rate) relative to participants with right-sided lesions who underwent traditional training (28.6% pass rate).

"At the moment, fewer than one in ten people with mental health problems are successfully being supported into work through the Work Programme, the Government's flagship welfare-to-work scheme, but tailored programmes have much higher success rates," he said.

The beetles have advanced into those naïve forests and are breeding with much higher success than in the southerly lodgepole pine forests.