Sentence examples for better for true from inspiring English sources

Practically, it is advantageous for the method to perform better for true positives: a false-positive SNP can be easily weeded out in the replication study (e.g. 95% of the time the replication p value will be >0.05 regardless of the sample size as long as the p values are calculated properly), but a truly associated SNP not replicated (say due to insufficient sample size) will not be followed up.

Not surprisingly, it was a far better year for true discounters like Wal-Mart and Target than it was for others.

Find me a better metaphor for true friendship, and I'll clean your kitchen with my fingernails.

Late gadolinium enhancement quantified on late scans represents a better marker for true scar as the inflammation settles and injured tissue become more defined.

So Wheeldon has an English ancestry — I like him better for being true to it — but his imagination has been retrained by Balanchine's work.

Still Life: Maroochydore (1981) composed from an Australian postcard and full-colour French recipe cards, was more coherent: recognition perhaps that artifice was all the better for ringing true.

That comfort level defeats the purpose, argues Akhil Reed Amar, a professor of constitutional law at Yale. "The more the law is enforced, the better for the true civil disobedient, because that is the way you make your point," he said.

It is one of those New York City fairy tales that are all the better for being true: the story of a girl called Bubbles who rose from her middle-class Brooklyn neighborhood, lisp and all, to become an internationally acclaimed coloratura and the reigning queen of the New York City Opera.

The deep layer provides a better control for true-negatives in testing detection methods as a result of processing and culture conditions that can affect the superficial layer of cartilage.

To sum up, these simulation results show that, by selecting among variable characters those with biologically-relevant expected variability thanks to the use of similarity matrices, BMGE often presents results that are among the (significantly) best (e.g. phylogenetic accuracy, better confidence values for true branches) and leads to a less biased phylogenetic signal.

Who better to turn to for true inspiration than writers?