Sentence examples for considered better at from inspiring English sources

Schneider is considered better at handling a pitching staff and better at throwing out runners than Lo Duca.

They are also considered better at drawing on their experience as former teachers to train new teachers and generate parent involvement, strategies that will take at least five years for new principals to learn to do well, officials say.

While process-based models are considered better at forecasting future changes, empirical models (e.g., exponential decay model) are often used to fitting observational data due to their simple forms and ease of parameter estimation (Olson 1963; Meentemeyer 1978; Zhang et al. 2008; Hui and Jackson 2009; García-Palacios et al. 2013).

Other notorious offenders, like Qatar, where hundreds of migrant workers have been killed in recent years, are considered better at fighting human trafficking than Malaysia.

Vig opted to focus on the production duties and leave the drums to guest musicians such as Grohl, whom he considered better at the instrument than him.

Men were considered better artists, or at least more profitable, and although she is now considered one of the most prominent modernists of her peer group, at the time there was little she could do little to dispel the status quo.

The lower frequency content of data (up to 0.2 Hz) is considered better for imaging at greater depths (as in e.g. Chen et al., 2006).

As minimal progress can be considered better than no progress at all, this argument isn't necessarily wrong.

However, the images obtained during the apneic period and at the inspiration peak are considered better to minimize the breathing artifact at the tumor location and size [ 18, 19].

The 6-foot-8 freshman Kyle Cuffe has played well at center but is considered better suited for power forward.

He took his elementary studies at a Europesche Lagere School, then considered better than schools for Native Indonesians, eventually graduating in 1914.