Sentence examples for better face with from inspiring English sources

This investigation shows numerous shortcomings in past public health policy associated with HBV vaccination; however this experience allowed Sapienza University to better face with this issue and to represent an example for other universities in Italy.

The requirements related to the use of slightly enriched uranium in reactors originally designed to operate in the natural uranium fuel cycle, with increased exit burnups and increased residence time in the core, are better faced with thinner rods in a rod-dense bundle.

But it is a challenge we are now better equipped to face with confidence because of the tough decisions we have already taken to secure a sound economic base - an economy based on a platform of stability, and steady growth.

99) European legal experts disagree wildly on what this means in practice; it is unrealistic to expect operators of a broad array of hosting platforms to do any better when faced with difficult real-world removal requests.

Hmieleski and Baron (2009) further comments that the entrepreneur high in dispositional optimism can cope better when faced with obstacles and challenging situations in pursuit of a new venture.

This is still better than what parents face with the Kindle Fire.

Although there is really nothing better than being face to face with your friend, they may call you.

Furthermore, amenable mortality also correlates with disability-adjusted life expectancy with better face validity [ 7].

Increased amygdala activation to neutral faces is associated with better face memory performance.

Compared to KSP, SSP has a reduced number of items and an improved psychometric quality with better face validity, higher internal consistency and better response differentiation (Gustavsson et al. 2000).

This improved accuracy helps consumers make better decisions when faced with supersized portions or packaging.