Sentence examples for better means for from inspiring English sources

It will improve our current standards of care and facilitate the development of better means for diagnosis, treatment and support of patients and their families".

His victory has made it very clear that they need much better means for understanding the public mind, which is, so long as we remain a democracy, the crucial factor in our national life.

He said that he expected the city to "make promotions consistent" with the list generated by the 2003 exam, but that "the city will continue to pursue better means for making future promotions in the department".

Further analysis of the results and new modelling experiments are necessary to provide better means for testing the presented hypothesis on the effect of spatial vegetation/landscape evenness on RSAP.

This approach is designed to quantify the most important physical, chemical, and biological phenomena taking place during and following such an irradiation in order to understand the scenario of the events leading to cell death and provide a better means for clinically necessary calculations with an adequate accuracy.

Indeed, there exist better means for identifying national issues than asking magic mirrors or mulling the numbers - such as tapping commonsense.

The use of lognormal probability distribution for parameter/optimization provided a better mean for GA solution (Sircar et al. 2011).

Those who perceive migration positively see it as a better means of survival for the livestock (Kabubo-Mariara 2003).

A prospective cohort study would have better means of controlling for this factor.

For "better" means something different to everyone, and to Silicon Valley's golden couple it clearly means "more technologically advanced".

Table  6 shows better mean scores for completion of work as well as continuing education in Switzerland.