Sentence examples for definition of better from inspiring English sources

That depends on our definition of "better".

This question turns on your definition of "better".

And again it worked, this time even better — if you applied a very specific definition of "better".

Dr. DeVries's second patient, William J. Schroeder, fared better, although that may depend on one's definition of "better".

The definition of "better" depends, of course, on which side of the hiring line you happen to be standing.

In the above algorithm, the definition of better classification performance is not reasonable.

This is not anyone's definition of a better deal.

The second thing that has to change is our definition of "doing better".

In summary, the proposed DSM-5 criteria for tic disorders contain a number of welcome improvements, in terms of more unified definition of tics, better capture of the temporal pattern of tics, and renaming of "Transient Tic Disorder" to "Provisional Tic Disorder".

8, 9 The normative definition of access better suits preventive than curative interventions because under-staffed and under-supplied facilities can serve as staging points for outreach teams that bring their own personnel to deliver interventions.

They also have sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes that are more accurate than the intercontinental ballistic missiles in the nuclear warheads of the 1960s, and high-definition cameras of better quality than what Universal Studios had in the 1990s.