Sentence examples for despite having a better from inspiring English sources

Jeter also did not call off third baseman Jayson Nix on a fly ball down the left-field line, despite having a better angle for the ball.

Despite having a better A-level pass rate than boys for many years – and research last week showed they are much more likely to go to university – state school girls are still the least likely group to be accepted into Oxford.

His record stayed largely constant in 2011, his first full season with the team, despite having a better roster.

Despite having a better health profile in other aspects, medical students have been seen to have a higher prevalence of psychiatric morbidity than the general population or when compared to other university students [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].

In the modified version of IGT, deck C was no longer preferred by normal decision makers, despite having a better long-term outcome than deck A. This study identified two problems in the original IGT.

Table  3 shows that the clinical-genomic signatures significantly outperformed the clinical signatures as prognostic models in both the training and validation sets, except for the ADC signature in the validation set, which despite having a better performance (p-value below 0.5) did not reach statistical significance.

The experimental results supported the predictions regarding gain-loss frequency participants choose the deck C with nearly identical frequency to deck A, despite deck C having a better final outcome than deck A. The "sunken deck C" phenomenon is clearly identified in this version of IGT which achieves a balance in gain-loss frequency.

Therefore it may be possible to identify patients having a better prognosis despite extended HNSCC disease.

The house that they bought when they were my age is far beyond my financial reach despite me having a better-paid job than they had.

The Japanese rivals of Detroit's Big Three hardly fared better, despite having a greater selection of small, fuel-efficient passenger cars in their product lineups.

According to Fingold, the stock is cheap too: 10% to 15% cheaper than its peers, despite having a stronger balance sheet and better predicted short-term earnings growth.