The phrase "are likely superior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or likelihood that one thing is better than another.
Example: "In many cases, these new materials are likely superior to their traditional counterparts in terms of durability."
Alternatives: "are probably better" or "are expected to be superior."
Dotan Oliar and Christopher Sprigman explore an example of a norm system the one among stand-up comedians against joke theft and show why it is likely superior to use of copyright to protect rights in jokes.
Moreover, the results showed that the heightened levels of public self-consciousness explained the positive link between self-esteem and negative affect in offline but not online supportive interactions, providing further evidence that social support obtained through SNS is likely superior to that obtained through face-to-face interactions.
Thus, AlphaLISA assay is likely superior than TR-FRET assay used for quantification of oligomerization.
In addition, Intra-articular HA was likely superior to other conservative therapy.
It is compatible, moreover, with a variety of different theories of what might be the appropriate metric with which to demonstrate our egalitarian respect; Caney argues that a global principle of equality of opportunity is likely superior to one based upon resources (Caney 2003).
The overall data suggest that free beta hCG is likely superior.
This is likely superior to proposed automated techniques that are highly time-efficient but remove human participation and topical expertise from the initial screening altogether.
The cleanliness of surfaces studied here is likely superior to those used for a typical ALD flow reactor, where contaminants may block ALD nucleation sites and often surface sensitive techniques to measure contaminant levels are not available.
Our results are similar to a previously published network meta-analysis funded by industry (Merck, Dhome and Nycomed) that included 35 RCTs with 26 786 patients and concluded that combination therapy with an ICS and LABA is likely superior to single therapy regarding exacerbations.
The registry-based classification was likely superior to the simplest algorithm incorporating only age and initial WBC (algorithm 1), as a portion of children considered standard risk by age and WBC will in fact have high risk immunophenotypic or cytogenetic features (Table 3); this was reflected in the treatment given to them.
