Sentence examples for better strongly from inspiring English sources

It is found that the answer to the question which of these two module configurations performs better strongly depends on three factors: (i) the latitude, (ii) the local diffuse fraction and (iii) the albedo.

However Sarah may not have the support of her clone club, "Sarah finds herself estranged from the loving relationships that changed her for the better," strongly hints our main hero being distanced (intentionally or forced) from her sisters.

Moderately supporting a poor policy is hardly better than strongly supporting it, she argued.

The cards manage to embody the sacred ritual of sitting around after a break-up and having all of your friends tell you, "You can do sooooo much better!" I strongly recommend, however, that you really think it through before sending.

However, patients receiving this prophylaxis have less liver toxicity, less acute GVHD and better survival, strongly suggesting the beneficial effect of ursodeoxycholic acid.

Moskos, a professor of law (and, not incidentally, a former Baltimore police officer) both does mean his "case for flogging" — he thinks that the system is so rotten than even restoring the cat would be better — and rather strongly, I think, doesn't mean it.

The ITS data matrix [14] was used for this genus since ITS tree was better resolved, more strongly supported, and reflected the relationships based on morphology better than the cpDNA based tree.

Better balance is strongly positively associated with enhanced athletic performance and negatively associated with lower limb sports injuries.

The differences between the analysed structures can therefore be better appreciated under strongly denaturing conditions, such as in buffer containing urea (5 m).

New schedules with higher efficacy and better tolerability are strongly needed for the treatment of patients with advanced or recurrent endometrial carcinoma.

In the Bayesian tree (with better resolution), a strongly supported clade (PP: 0.99) contains all eumetazoan Jagged sequences plus one sequence from Branchiostoma and one from the sponge Oscarella (not supported by the ML tree; Additional file 6).