Sentence examples for better n from inspiring English sources

Sunflower oil decreased milk urea N concentration likely as a result of better N utilization, suggesting that sunflower oil contributes to decrease deamination and amount of amino acids used for gluconeogenesis.

Additional studies, covering different heights in the F region at low latitudes for low solar activity, showed that the IRI gives better N predictions than those obtained for high solar activity.

The overall evaluations of the total sample show that almost 95% of the course attendees rated the course as good or even better (N = 7,108; M = 1.52 ± 0.56).

Non-responders (= PD at 1-month follow-up, n = 10) had a significant increase of Ang-2 and HGF at 3 and 7 days post treatment compared to responders (= stable disease or better, n = 32), who showed little to no changes in plasma levels (respectively p = 0.01 and p = 0.007).

While many would complain that RSS isn't even close to a comfortable format, it's bettern' nuffin'.

Are u ok? Feel better n we'll talk soon.

TCAD shows that surface channel strained silicon MOSFETs offer better n-channel performance than buried channel devices, while p-channel devices buried up to 4 nm may outperform surface channel pMOSFETs.

Algal inoculation, or so-called algalization, has been applied as an alternative to fertilizer because it exerts a positive effect on soil properties (Aiyer et al., 1972) and provides better N-availability than chemical fertilizers (Tirol et al., 1983).

Before introducing the next comedian, Avitable finishes his 10-minute set with a joke about how he wants to replace the n-word with a better n-word: "Nintendo".

Results of the performed tests showed that horizontal scaling with the use of A1 roles provided better n-fold speedup than vertical scaling.

That is, no truthful mechanism can be better than n approximate, where n is the number of agents.