Sentence examples for better by comparing from inspiring English sources

(Drink away those toxins, madam-madam!) As you lie there, humming from head to toe, you can make yourself feel even better by comparing the price of your delicious Hong Kong treat (950 HKD, or $122.50 USD for a 60 min massage and unlimited time in the spa and whirlpool) to what it would have cost you to do the same thing at the Four Seasons in Manhattan ($210, for only 50 minutes).

We can, for example, build applications that challenge schools or health-care providers to perform better by comparing various localities' performance.

Prof Jiang believes that the joint initiative will not only pool best practice, but will also help to understand cancer better, by comparing the differences in the conditions suffered by British and Chinese patients.

We can understand the Wells Report better by comparing it to a criminal indictment.

To compare the U.S. with Canada in terms of rationing by waiting, then, is to make a sub-par system look better by comparing it with one that is truly terrible.

The space and polarity constraints of PRAC and HyPRE active sites on protein ligand interactions are visualized better by comparing the closer views of the enzyme pockets (Figure 7A and 7B).

Scientists hope to get a better understanding by comparing the new Stardust images of Tempel 1 with the pictures shot over 5 ½ years ago by Deep Impact.

The concept of analytic signal may also be better understood by comparing the role of phasors in simplifying manipulations of current and voltages [45].

To overcome the limitations of DFT, the occurrence of ICT is better assessed by comparing the position of the HOMO energy level relative to EF.

For U.S. stocks, the S&P 500 is the index usually used, although analysis of an industrial stock may be better served by comparing it against the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Meanwhile, this method of identifying hotspots could be concluded better in future by comparing with the statistical modeling approach.