Sentence examples for be better when a from inspiring English sources
Most women may not have been quite as cavalier in this regard as Athill (she used no contraception for almost two years), but certainly most of us will have made that gushing pledge to be better when a late period finally arrives – only to break it the next time we are tempted.
Further work suggested that fixed pay might also be better when a job has many kinds of output, some of which can be more quantified than others; an incentive structure would lead employees to put more effort on those aspects which can be easily measured, such as teachers improving student test scores rather than critical thinking.
Since, the test corpus is smaller than the training set (we built our regular expression on training set) we expect the performance to be better when a set of common naming schemes is followed for mentioning miRNAs.
The questions included whether it is better when a man is a breadwinner and a woman takes care of the home and family; whether children suffer when mothers work; and whether men are better suited for politics than women.
The segregation index is smaller, or in other words the degree of mixing is better, when a branch type fluid collector or smaller nozzles are used, however, at the cost of higher energy dissipation rate.
As expected, accuracy was better when a bigger training size is used, but this trend is not linear.
"Yes [we are happy to see the project forked and extended], our view is that it's better when a community works on a problem as a whole.
Local control was better when a tumor was radiosensitive and poorer when a tumor was radioresistant.
Directive leadership was also better when a trauma team was inexperienced, but empowering leadership was better when a trauma team had high experience working together.
Early retrospective reviews of cancer registries (Junor et al, 1994; Sainsbury et al, 1995) concluded survival prospects for patients were better when a multidisciplinary approach to treatment and care had been employed.
Zantop et al [ 22] reported less laceration of the graft with poly-D,L-lactide (PLDLA) screws than with titanium screws, the results were better when a composite of PLDLA and Tricalcium phosphate was used.
