Sentence examples for bears a better from inspiring English sources

We speculated that collagen gel might provide a better substrate (as gel bears a better resemblance to the soft nature of an organ) which would enable an innate adhesion of cancer cells.

The values of N, T NPPB and T APB are enlarged to increase the scale of the model system, and thus the dynamics of the present model system is more robust against casual events and bears a better statistical property In the model, DNA is assumed to bear several virtues relative to RNA (as genetic material) according to our knowledge.

Unlike common pico-satellites, they are designed to be "larger but stronger" with more powerful platforms and unique payloads so as to bear a better promise for real applications.

In fact, for most of us, once we've decided how much risk we want to bear, a better approach is aiming to tie — or match — the market return.

The Bears have a better defense than the Colts, a better running attack and superior special teams.

Rolle will stick around until the Bears have a better starting option.

Sixteen years on, the production line supplying professional rugby with its prime assets from the schools and academies bears a calibre of athlete better primed than ever for the rigours of what awaits – and better able to dish them out.

The occasion for this performance was the launch of a Democratic party manifesto that bears the uninspiring name, A Better Deal.

Only Webb's second commission as an architect, Red Barns bears a striking resemblance to the better-known Red House in Bexleyheath, London, which he had co-designed with Morris in 1860.

An [export ban] will give the polar bear a better chance to persist in the world until we can deal with climate change".

While protecting the polar bear's critical habitat will not stop sea ice from melting, it will give the bear a better chance of surviving and adapting to changing conditions.