Sentence examples for better when presented with from inspiring English sources

The Devils' captain, Scott Stevens, a dominant figure in this series, agreed that the Devils seemed to be responding better when presented with a huge challenge.

At the other end, Chris McCann should have done better when presented with an opportunity from six yards out before Kuszczak produced another fine save to keep out Trippier.

Repair does exist; a majority of a panel of experts judged the follow-up image to be better when presented with single joints from each time point, the pair having been selected for illustrating repair, even though the images were blinded as to sequence and were randomly ordered and mixed with cases of progression and equivocal or no change when presented to the readers.

Obviously, observers can localize and discriminate stimuli better when presented in random-context conditions.

Third, better assessment of the value that children, parents, and others place on TD quality of life – and how these evaluations change over time with increased exposure to the technology and the quality of life that it supports – is essential not only for cost-utility analyses, but also to enable children or parents to make better informed decisions when presented with TD options of care.

As in their earlier behavioral studies, highly-hypnotizable subjects who had been given the post-hypnotic suggestion performed better than less-suggestible subjects when presented with a conflict between word meaning and color.

Finally in the spirit of the planetary patterns, point out to your opponent that an individual who changes her/his mind when presented with better information is open-minded, progressive and evolving.

When presented with such a request, you'd do better to refer patients to the local bar association or such.

When presented with the opportunity to contribute to the rebuild plan, better cycling infrastructure featured top of the list for many residents.

"What unique perspective does a minority student bring to a physics class?" asked Roberts when presented with the argument that diversity was necessary to providing a better educational experience for all students.

Early results are heartening: Models performed better when trained on MusicNet than on traditionally annotated pieces, producing more accurate note maps when presented with novel recordings.