Sentence examples for especially better for from inspiring English sources

The time constants of charging and decharging are a little larger for NR3 than NR2, which may be due to the additional charging and decharging process of the quantum well in NR3, suggesting NR3 are especially better for applications.

We will close this chapter with a perspective on where the field could benefit from a better understanding and especially better design rules for nonequilibrium assemblies.

Neuroscientists are excited about her findings in CA2 because they open up new opportunities for delving into the workings of plasticity, especially for better understanding the factors that reduce or prevent it.

Instead he proposed that improved services should be in part paid by users, especially for better pre-school provision, adult skills education and an upgraded road network.

Having trans people represented in a positive light can change people's minds about us, especially (for better or worse) when that message is coming from a trusted brand name.

They come off the better for it, especially when admitting to their miscalculations.

He claimed Thatcher 30 years ago promised to make the economy work better for them, especially in places like Essex.

We exchange knowledge a lot: writers for TV – especially episodic – are a lot better for writers in games nowadays, so we exchange a lot.

Things have slowly become better for her, especially as research has improved and information about disabilities has become more available.

Companies, institutions and industries can take on this kind of thinking on a smaller scale ― especially since doing so is better for their employees and their bottom lines.

Let us welcome more of them into our large House of Medicine so that we can continue to make it better for everyone, especially our patients" [ 17].