The phrase "a superior response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing responses, indicating that one is better or more effective than another.
Example: "After reviewing all the feedback, I believe that a superior response would address the concerns raised by the clients more thoroughly."
Alternatives: "an excellent reply" or "a better answer".
Since neoadjuvant studies show a very good correlation between pathologic complete response (pCR) and outcome, achieving a higher pCR with a new agent-particularly if associated with a superior response in stage IV - would further confirm superiority.
The results showed that the dispersed configuration with small mismatch angles had a superior response compared to the other configurations, with respect to the indentation, the dissipated energy and the residual compressive strength (up to 30% increment).
Gandhi's government is considering the Mirage-2000 insteaccordingding to reports from New Delhi, because it feels the French plane is more advanced and thus a superior response to the 40 F16s that Washington has agreed to supply to Pakistan over the next 2 1/2 years.
CONCLUSION: When administered to patients with good performance status, CAPOX is well tolerated and produces a superior response rate and longer OS compared with other regimens in the literature.
Mahmoud and Marshall applied an edge-guided morphological filter to medical images [23], demonstrating a superior response over other sharpening filter methods with respect to noise removal, edge sharpening and restoring fine image detail [24].
The SwanCrystal improves upon the design of the WonderSwan Color through the use of a TFT LCD monitor, which has a superior response time to the FSTN monitor used in the former system.
It gives them time to develop a tactically superior response putting US businesses at a disadvantage.
Sunitinib was compared with IFN in a randomised phase III trial and resulted in a statistically superior response rate (47% versus 12%), and progression-free survival (PFS) time (median 11 months versus 5 months) [8].
The exception is a recent report by Joyce et al [ 27], who found a markedly superior response to nortriptyline compared to fluoxetine in men above 40 years of age, and the reverse effect in women, aged 18 – 24 years.
However, other studies have reported no sex differences in response to SSRIs or tricyclics (e.g., [ 21]), but a statistically superior response to monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) in women compared to men [ 21].
