The phrase "excellent being" is not correct or usable in written English.
It does not make sense as it is written, so it cannot be used.
With that distinction in mind, we can examine Scotus's argument for the existence of a first efficient cause: Scotus then goes on to argue that there is an ultimate goal of activity (a being that is first in final causality), and a maximally excellent being (a being that is first in what Scotus calls "pre-eminence").
Repeatability (intra-day RSD, n = 5) and reproducibility (inter-day RSD, n = 5) was excellent being in the ranges of 0.34-0.62% and 0.44-0.81%, respectively.
The only being that meets this condition is the most real or maximally excellent being — a being with all perfections, including existence.
Alternatively, a defender of the ontological argument might hope to convince others that the concept of God is the concept of a being that exists necessarily by beginning with the idea of a maximally excellent being.
His on-side play was also excellent, being able to place the ball between fielders for easy runs.
The discriminant capacity of the questionnaire, represented by the area under the ROC curve, was excellent, being better in girls than boys.
