Sentence examples for better only on from inspiring English sources

The children performed better only on tests that measured social skills: social learning, communicating and reading the intentions of others.

On placebo, control subjects were better only on FAS not other verbal fluency measures (LS model adjusted for age and education, Radjusted = 0.27, P = 0.019).

A comparison of cognitive performance between baseline and DCCT year 5 for both groups showed the same scores on seven domains, with participants scoring modestly better only on problem solving (P = 0.01).

Els has failed to make par or better on only one hole through three rounds, a double bogey on Friday.

We say that a metric performs better only if it shows improvement on both measures; that is, a higher CPCC and a lower quartet distance.

Valentine believes Hampton will make the Mets better, but only on the days he pitches.

Compared to their performance on the previous two exams, the Group 1 <80% subgroup did better not only on the evolution questions but on exam 3 as a whole.

Some sets (e.g. S149) may be intrinsically more predictable, as evidenced by higher scores across all predictors; others achieve better results only on certain types of predictors (e.g. DB3-188 on structural homology-based predictors).

For both the TMT-A and -B, significant group differences were found: the younger group was faster in both tests ([U 34) = 9.0, p < 0.001] for TMT-A and [U 34) = 27.0, p < 0.001] for TMT-B), and showed better performance only on the TMT-B [U 34) = 63.0, p < 0.001].

Vu's, on level 50 of the Emirates Towers hotel, has a view bettered only by the cocktail bar on the floor above.

Miners and commodities felt the full brunt of the sell-off on Thursday, bettered only by banking stocks as the FTSE 100 plunged by 4.5%.