Sentence examples for although not better from inspiring English sources

Also in my miserable garret, with just the help of my brainy researcher and colleague, Susan Gayle Reifer, I could easily compute the breakup value of corporations planning to go private, and often do it far better than the markets (although not better than the corporate executives who sometimes bought out their stockholders for pennies on the dollar).

I have to admit, his are much bigger, although not better, than mine.

Automated analysis techniques offer advantages of repeatability and consistency, and, although not better than trained graders, particularly in identifying all MA, they avoid the variability inherent to human grading, which has its own subjective reference standards.

As shown in figure 9, the reducing power of the fruit extracts were compared with standard ascorbic acid and it was found that reducing capacity of the fruit extracts were although not better than standard, yet showed considerable activity with E. officinalis as the best among the three studied extracts.

Yes, it's Transformers: Bigger, Louder, Longer, although sadly not Better.

That led to a somewhat better, although not radically better, performance".

Success at the end of intravenous therapy was comparable among the groups and numerically better, although not statistically better, for micafungin at 100 mg intravenously daily.

Sensitivity remained acceptable although it was not better (79% vs. 87%, p = 0.039).

Although Senna did not better his Friday speed during qualifying, he posted a faster lap of 94.479 m.p.h.

Telavancin has demonstrated efficacy for the treatment of SSSI caused by Gram-positive bacteria, although it was not better than the standard of therapy.

In terms of creating access, by the end of 2006, the Western Cape had a higher ratio of ART sites per population (Additional file 1) and availability of medical personnel than the other two provinces, although Gauteng was not better served than Free State, which also had higher ratios of public sector nursing personnel (perhaps reflecting greater background availability).