Sentence examples for be better in relation from inspiring English sources

The situation will be better in relation to the market surveillance authorities that use the marking as a tool.

Publication performance of Canada, Oceania, Western European countries and the USA was better in relation to quantity and quality of articles as compared with the other regions.

This can be better observed in relation to the aspect approaches, where the results are statistically different in every metric and database used in this study.

"Our concern has been with accountability and autonomy – not as alternatives, but as significant and meaningful concepts which need to be better understood in relation to each other, having regard to specific organisational settings," is a sentence which could have appeared in the 2010 schools white paper.

Mr. Wallace went on to say that race relations were better in the South than in other parts of the country.

This has been better clarified in relation to the methods (the study population) and relation to other data sources included in the first paragraph of the discussion.

The cotton industry in the Derwent Valley went into decline in the first quarter of the 19th century as the market shifted towards Lancashire which was better position in relation to markets and raw materials.

The contributions of local solutions to meet regional and global food demand, therefore, need to be better understood and analysed in relation to the need for closing yield gaps and promoting sustainable intensification as discussed above.

But the interplay of squares and symbolic circles -- which are minimalist at heart -- have deeper metaphysical meanings which are understood better in relation to her poetic film.

The impulse IOS is much better in relation to the spirometry to detect patients with uncontrolled asthma bronchodilator response and allows to identify patients who are at risk of losing control of the disease by what should increase its use in the monitoring of asthma.

The result showed that participants perceived the interface as non-demanding and easy to use and the interface was perceived better in relation to mouse/keyboard interaction.