Sentence examples for better subsequent from inspiring English sources
In the mordanting process, the fabric is pretreated with metallic salts, which complex with polar groups of the fibre to form more highly polarized sites for better subsequent interaction with the dye molecules.
This revealed that instruction encoding was boosted by an active learning intention which in turn entailed better subsequent rule implementation.
If people who segment activity more effectively have better subsequent memory for that activity, is it possible to improve memory by intervening to improve segmentation?
People who segment activity into events more adaptively have better subsequent memory for that activity, and event boundaries are remembered better than event middles.
They show that workers who have previous labour market histories characterised by job spells with permanent contracts and low numbers of job interruptions tend to have better subsequent employment prospects than their counterparts.
Estimating fixed effects regressions on disabled workers, they show that workers holding a job when acquiring legal SD-status have substantially better subsequent employment prospects after an SD-award than before, while the opposite is the case for those who do not hold a job at the date of SD-entry.
A thoroughly revised version fared somewhat better in subsequent stagings.
It never got any better in subsequent shows; in fact I later realised that I had got off lightly that first day with only a minute of humiliation.
Just as innovators commonly understand the fundamentals of a technology better than subsequent users, so users can acquire knowledge that would never have occurred to the innovators.
(At University College London, students who took the CORE course did better in subsequent economics classes than earlier cohorts who took a more traditional introductory course).
But a recent study suggests that replacements do not tend to make underperforming teams much better in subsequent seasons and frequently make them worse.
