The phrase "a result a better" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context or correction.
Example: "The changes we made led to a result that is better than expected."
Alternatives: "an outcome that is improved" or "a result that is superior".
As a result, a better performance is obtained compared to the first step.
And as a result a better Mom. "I don't have a career to show [my daughter] she can have one too.
As a result, a better CoMFA model based on common structure alignment obtains a conventional correlation coefficient r2 of 0.952 and a leave-one-out cross-validated coefficient q2 of 0.637, while the desirable CoMSIA model based on the same alignment rule acquires the r2 of 0.958 and the q2 of 0.677.
As a result, a better balance between supply and demand should help dampen mortgage rate hikes.
Generally, we assume that the place occupied by a train can only be covered by two adjacent APs, as a result, a better handoff decision strategy could be generated through cognitive control.
This reduction is based on an efficient way of managing flooding request packets, obtaining as a result a better performance of the network in terms of PDF and throughput.
As a result, a potentially better and more complete picture may be obtained when performing such studies.
As a result, an innovator with a better way of doing things can scale up with unprecedented speed to dominate an industry.
Better yet, shoppers who follow these tips will feel more confident, and as a result, stand a better chance of negotiating the best possible deals.
The company said the rise in income was a result of a better operating performance, the peso's strength against the dollar and better results for its securities trading.
This rise in relative living standards is a major social success of the past two decades, as a result of a better basic state pension but also private savings too.
