Sentence examples for better independently from inspiring English sources

There has been some talk of unwinding the CVS Caremark deal because the drugstore and benefit management businesses might possibly do better independently.

In its first formal response since InBev mooted a deal two weeks ago, Anheuser insisted that it could do better independently as the owner of the best-selling brand in the world's most profitable beer market.

Since an accumulation of disaster experiences may reflected an (actual) accumulation of sources of stress or resources lost during the disaster, we expected that a sum score would better independently predict post-event mental health problems (symptoms of PTSD and distress) than a series of single experiences of factors [ 13].

So if you can make the same living (or better) working independently with a better lifestyle, then why wouldn’t you do that?

Multiplayer games are not about doing a better score independently from your opponents, they are about dominating your opponents, killing them.

Compared to MO, the MB pollutant was degraded at much higher rate due to its better adsorption, independently of the type of the membrane.

On the other hand, the other metrics had a significant improvement, especially on accuracy, which means a better classification independently of the classes.

For example, further work needs to be done to determine if such qualities are better treated independently of entities (i.e. the DOCLE approach) or as dependent on entities in order to allow shift of ontological views (i.e. the BFO approach).

However, it is shown to agree much better with independently established geomorphic, cosmogenic, stratigraphic and tectono-magmatic evidence in this and other stable shield regions in terms of both the timing and the magnitude of geological events, and the geomorphic response of the landscape to them.

Among all parameters examined, the MRC score is shown to better and independently reflect the distance walked at the 6MWT.

Thus, Ki-67 PI > 8% has been accompanied with shorter survival [ 34], whereas values <4% are prognostic of better survival, independently from ISS [ 35].