Sentence examples for better evolution from inspiring English sources

Green says the Armstrong bands are a better evolution of her original idea.

Table 4 Scores of non-NGSS states only A 6 B 1 C 5 D 5 F 15. Table 4 clearly illustrates that a student who happens to live in a state that has adopted the NGSS standards will other things being equal very likely receive a far better evolution education than one who resides in a non-NGSS state.

Patients who underwent II phase interventions reported less pain on the Visual Analogic Scale and showed a better evolution of pain compared to those who underwent I phase interventions (see Figure 2).

The adolescents who did not refer previous attempts to control weight showed a better evolution in the subscale of nutrition (∆ M = 0.35 ± 0.24 vs ∆ M = −0.07 ± 0.39; U = 10.500; p < 0.05) (Table  4).

Higher baseline levels of several cyto-/chemokines were correlated to worse evolution of muscle parameters in the placebo group, and to better evolution in muscle function in the piroxicam group, suggesting a more pronounced effect of NSAID treatment when baseline inflammation is more severe.

We have observed that patients treated with parenteral gold salts showed a better DAS28-3 evolutogetherether with an arrest in the evolution of the HAQ and Larsen scores.

Evolution results in progress; organisms are always getting better through evolution.

Resolving these nodes will be a priority in order to better understand evolution of some particularly complex traits, such as chromosome evolution.

Usually it would be better, an evolution of those ideas into a third idea.

No two clubs epitomise better the evolution of old-style England into the spearhead of the game aiming at the future.

But while these islands did not dazzle young Charles with tropical pizazz, they were free of confusing excesses of species, and so better displayed evolution's handiwork.