Sentence examples for advanced than either from inspiring English sources

"I believe we are much more advanced than either of those two projects," he said.

The extinct agnathans appear to be more advanced than either hagfishes or lampreys and possess features indicative of a relatively close relationship with gnathostomes.

Of the five patterns studied, two worked particularly well with all stocks in forecasting price weakness: the double top and the head and shoulders -- a pattern in which a stock rallies and falls back again three successive times, with the second of the three rallies (the head) advancing further than either the first or the third (the shoulders).

Magnetic, wild-type cells swimming in an applied magnetic field more quickly migrate away from the advancing oxygen than either wild-type cells in a zero field or the nonmagnetic cells in any field.

In either case the Mongols culturally less advanced than the Chinese, numerically overwhelmed by them, and used to a different pattern of life could not continue to rule China for long as a distinct and privileged caste.

BLCA is the ninth most common cancer worldwide with more than 330 000 new patients each year, of which around 30% are clinically advanced with either muscle invasive or metastatic disease (Witjes et al, 2013).

The results show that the fuzzy controller has a better performance than advanced model-based controller, either an dynamic matrix control (DMC) or a conventional PID controller.

This is a third way, neither entirely destructive nor creative, and more prone to advancing form a deep position than either a Mascherano or an Alonso type.

This collapse, and the Republican Party's failure to recover from it, enabled the Democrats to not only seize the center but push it leftward, and advance far bolder proposals than either Al Gore or John Kerry had dared to offer.

Patients with overlap syndrome often have much more advanced cardiopulmonary disease, including pulmonary hypertension, than either disease alone.

It does not advance US interests either.