Sentence examples for distinct superiority from inspiring English sources
The play was now mostly in the German territory and the English side were gradually asserting a distinct superiority, their football being distinguished by clever positional play and well judged passes.
DOBP-LPD-TRAIL NPs demonstrated distinct superiority in delaying tumor progression over DOTAP-LPD-TRAIL NPs, due to the intrinsic antitumor activity combined with TRAIL-induced apoptosis in the tumor.
Comparison of the obtained in vitro release profiles to published in vivo data did not result in a distinct superiority of any of the tested methods regarding the predictability for the situation in vivo due to large differences in the reported in vivo data.
MIMO [3, 4], which is developed based on the smart antenna technology, has its distinct superiority.
As most of the later trials did not show distinct superiority of ASCT compared to conventional chemotherapy in breast cancer, coverage policy by insurers become more restrictive, i.e. denying coverage [ 24].
More importantly, CBS cathode presents distinct superiorities when applied in an organic sulfide redox couple (T2/T−).
The mortar specimens with hydrogel-encapsulated spores, showed a distinct self-healing superiority: the maximum healed crack width was about 0.5 mm and the water permeability was decreased by 68% in average.
These results demonstrate a distinct trend indicating the superiority of core-loaded SCK NPs for the treatment of P. aeruginosa associated pneumonia.
Over all, he said, the United States will keep its "decisive military edge," an oblique but distinct reference to American military superiority.
Half of the students implied that studying medicine is associated with a sense of superiority or being distinct from other students (table 1).
Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance (MR) have similar local staging accuracies, but have distinct limitations; MR has marginal superiority in specific areas and should probably be offered to surgical candidates.
