Sentence examples for comparative good from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Paterson came into office with oceans of comparative good will — legislators couldn't stand Mr. Spitzer — he has managed to squander it at breathtaking speed.

The 1.5% of PPA was found to be the optimum content between the studied percentages due to the warm mix asphalt binder containing 1.5% PPA achieved comparative good intermediate and high temperature rheological properties and at the same time is considered economical.

The woman are comparative ciphers, good looking and beautifully trained, like the men, but with little discernible personality.

The scatter of experimental points is relatively small, and in comparative experiments good agreement has been obtained with results using in vivo assay techniques.

Halfords also did slightly better than expected, George confirms, adding: The main feature in the figures was the strong results from cycling +19.5% helped by relatively easy comparatives and good performances in accessories and children's bicycles.

Finally, all models' fit was assessed by comparing several indicators of fit (Hooper, Coughlan, & Mullen, 2008): CFI = comparative fit index (good fit > .95); TLI = Tucker Lewis index (good fit > .95); RMSEA = root-mean-square error of approximation (good fit < .07); SRMR = Standardized Root Mean Square Residual (good fit < .08).08

When global SRH was placed in the same models as age-comparative (model 4) and self-comparative (model 5) SRH the relationship between 'worse' age-comparative and 'not as good' self-comparative ratings and mortality became non-significant.

CFI = comparative fit index (good fit > .95), TLI = Tucker Lewis index (good fit > .95), RMSEA = root-mean-square error of approximation (good fit < .07); SRMR = Standardized Root Mean Square Residual (good fit < .08) *p < .05.05

Nevertheless, it seems to be generally accepted by most wound care practitioners that debridement is mostly beneficial.> With regard to effectiveness of debridement, good comparative evidence does exist on the comparators, e.g. is a large cohort study was published recently of 312,744 wounds (154,664 patients, median age 69 years) looking at frequency of debridement and time to heal [ 15].

Model 6 revealed that 'worse' age-comparative and 'not as good' self-comparative ratings independently predicted mortality when placed in the same model.

"By declaring that Mussolini was not Hitler, he closed the door on good, comparative research between Germany and Italy," she said.