Sentence examples for considerable better than from inspiring English sources

The performance of RLS-DLA is in general considerable better than that of ILS-DLA and K-SVD.

This value is considerable better than the pk's obtained with devices being presently commercially distributed [14] [15].

Additionally, the performance of DCloc was considerable better than DCglob in terms of reproducibility when analyzing two independent breast cancer data sets.

For reactions of negative order, such as MGP oxidation, at high bulk oxygen concentrations (CO2,L>0.3 mol/m3), concentrating the active catalytic material in a layer buried some distance from the surface (core) gives considerable better performance than the conventional "egg shell" design of shallow deposition near the surface or uniform distribution.

As shown in Figure 7B_4, grade 1 patients had considerable better outcome than grade 2 and 3 patients, while the outcomes for grade 2 and 3 patients were hardly discernible.

An interesting finding is that low-risk patients in our analysis had a considerable better median survival than patients of Motzer's low-risk group (30.5 vs 22 months, respectively).

The long-term trend was the same with considerable better survival among vaccinated than among unvaccinated children after measles infection (table 3).

Overall precision scores, when compared to their corresponding recall values were considerable better in case of the CEM task (even more than in case of the CDI task).

For beyond the outright suspense here -- and it is considerable, especially in a better-than-fiction episode involving a race to beat a train -- is a meditation on the very essence of crime.

In fact, her version – the result ofafter considerable experimentation – is better than that.

At the same time, the previously widespread view that the U.S. Federal Reserve would likely cut rates in the early part of 2007 in response to what had appeared to be a worsening housing market decline, and a rapidly slowing economy, has come under considerable pressure following better than expected U.S. economic data and stronger than expected inflation numbers.