Sentence examples for better tightness from inspiring English sources

The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed lower bound function has better tightness and improves the performance of similarity search in multivariate time series datasets.

It is often beneficial to look beyond the unemployment rate to better assess labor market tightness.

But nominal interest rates are a poor measure of monetary tightness; a better test is the "Taylor rule", devised by John Taylor, an American economist now at his country's Treasury.

INSIDE PITCH First baseman JASON GIAMBI said he has felt better every day since experiencing tightness in his left hamstring on Monday.

Eurofound (2012) concluded that the NEET rate is mainly influenced by labour demand, or rather, by labour market tightness, which is better captured by adult unemployment.

That's a much better measure of the overall tightness of the labour market and that result means that the Federal Reserve is likely to resume raising rates soon enough.

Jets punter Steve Weatherford said his injured right hamstring was "feeling better," but he still had some tightness a day before the team's game Sunday against Cincinnati.

"Hopefully we're going to get him back before he misses too much time". Shortstop Erick Aybar, who left Thursday's game because of right hamstring tightness, said he felt better Friday and expects to miss only two or three games.

BCM and DuraGen™ showed superior handling than periosteum with a trend for better adhesion to dura and CSF tightness for BCM.

With greater awareness of the cultural code of tightness-looseness, we can better understand why we act the way we do – from revolution to war, from Brexit to Trump.

In other words, the tightness images may have evoked better recall of the perceived intensity of sensation that the children experience during episodes of breathlessness.