Sentence examples for could better be considered from inspiring English sources

Rather than "Spirited Away," the movie could better be considered Mr. Miyazaki's "Through the Looking Glass".

Actually, rather than Disney's "Spirited Away, the movie could better be considered Mr. Miyazaki's "Through the Looking Glass".

A treatment causing such a relative decrease by which signs and symptoms become residual and the patients satisfied ('much improved' or better), could then be considered as being successful.

The details of whether patients transferred to other hospitals in order to receive better specialised care could not be considered in this study, because those types of information were unavailable in the data used in this study.

Still, there was seen a slight improvement on understanding the size of a project, which can be seen in Fig. 5. Also, the testing could be considered better during the implementation, as presented in Fig. 6.

In this sense, the care received by the control group could be considered better than usual.

Therefore, the dosage of FoxN1 could not be considered 'the more, the better' for juvenile stage thymic development.

Conversely, if the higher incidence rates of VTE were largely due to patient selection and case-mix, these hospitals could be considered as better quality hospitals having a lower FTR rate with better treatment outcomes.

If there were alternative molecules that could better fulfill these criteria, then extant genetic systems could be considered suboptimal.

Mr. Obama, whose background could be considered no better off than middle class, was raised partly by a single mother who at times, he has said, was on food stamps.

The infamous Samwer brothers' Rocket Internet has long stepped into fill the void with Paymill, which is you didn't know any better (I don't) could be considered a straight up Stripe clone.