Sentence examples for be equal or superior from inspiring English sources

From chairs to automotive parts to thin films, the material has already been trialled and proven to be equal or superior to plastics sourced from fossil fuels.

She joined Big Brother and the Holding Company and the band soon proved to be equal or superior to the big Bay Area acts, Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead.

The solution obtained is shown to be equal or superior to a comparable commercially available device with respect to all four objectives.

As feedstock, studies have shown a range of species of eukaryotic microalgae to be equal or superior to conventional sources of carbohydrates and proteins in terms of nutritional value and digestibility [15, 16].

The primary end point of target vessel failure at 9 months was seen in 16.0% of NIR versus 17.2% of PS patients, with the NIR proving to be equal or superior to the PS stent (p <0.001 by test for equivalency).

Although not directly studied, it is reasonable that an observation stay would be as safe as or safer than a similar inpatient admission as the duration in hospital is shorter and the quality of care has been shown to be equal or superior [1, 2].

In all but one of the individual studies, E.M.D.R. was equal or superior (on some measures) to cognitive behavioral therapy.

The scientists concluded: "Montessori education fosters social and academic skills that are equal or superior to those fostered by a pool of other types of schools".

Despite qualifications that she says were equal or superior to those of five white employees considered for the job, she said she did not receive an interview.

When it's in season -- that's now -- it's equal or superior to anything else you can buy in the plant kingdom.

Botticelli is the earliest European artist whose paintings of secular historical subjects survive in some number and are equal or superior in importance to his religious paintings.