Sentence examples for better extent from inspiring English sources
MRCP depicts the biliary anatomy and pathology not only non-invasively (Figs. 15e, f and 21) but also to a better extent when compared to sonography and CT.
This framework plans to enhance exploitation of GA so that solutions could be refined to a better extent than original algorithm in the later evolutionary stage.
Bony structures can be evaluated on conventional X-rays, but MR imaging demonstrates a better extent of cortical and medullary continuity between the cartilaginous exostosis and the parent bone (Fig. 15).
There resins present a high level of fluidity and low modulus of elasticity [11], which, theoretically, dissipates the stress generated by thermal and masticatory tensions to a better extent [12].
Most of the synthesized derivatives inhibited the proliferation of HCT116 (human colorectal) cell line to a better extent as compared to 5-fluorouracil used as standard drug (Table 3).
Such discrepancy might be due to the platy structure of the feldspar, which, in turn, might act as the internal lubricant that allows the matrix to be elongated, to a better extent, to rupture [11, 14].
"People get better — the extent of what 'better' means is relative".
No one knows better the extent of those debates than John W. Shannahan, commissioner of the State Historical District Commission in Hartford.
This work highlighted the importance of understanding better the extent to which the mouse environment is altering the gene expression of the implanted human tumoral cells.
To address this concern, ChIP-Seq experiments should be performed to assess better the extent and specificity of DKC1 occupancy over genes in ES cells.
Other possible mechanisms that are currently unproven but that may result in lower re-excision rates include improved preoperative imaging to better establish extent of disease and increased use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
