Sentence examples for considerably better result from inspiring English sources

"This is a considerably better result for taxpayers than was considered likely in 2009 when HM Treasury estimated that the cost to the taxpayer would be in the order of £20-50bn.

I changed the way I taught and was rewarded with considerably better results.

The Mets look for Hampton to be their anchor, though with considerably better results.

(Those models that combined economic and polling data have had considerably better results).

Focusing resources toward the potentially most expensive patients offers considerably better results than unfocused efforts.

The Es prediction model provides considerably better results in comparison with the model developed for Er.

The branch-and-cut algorithm provides considerably better results than an existing algorithm which uses a less compact formulation.

In highly dynamic environments, such distributed systems are capable of achieving considerably better results in terms of performance/cost ratio and reliability than conventional centralised large systems and structures.

We illustrate the success of this hybrid technique by optimizing a geometric phase gate for two superconducting transmon qubits coupled with a shared transmission line resonator, showing that a combination of Nelder-Mead simplex and Krotov's method yields considerably better results than either one of the two methods alone.

It was found that the new model has significantly improved the accuracy of flow prediction compared with the traditional Divided Channel Method (DCM), and has also considerably better results than the ECM and WDCM methods against all the datasets, particularly for relatively low flow depths of floodplain where the flow discharges are most difficult to predict correctly.

The possibility to reach considerably better results in PMTCT by increasing HIV testing is especially interesting.