Sentence examples for extension better from inspiring English sources

Those who answer no to any of them probably perceive team performance as better than other team members do—and, by extension, better than it actually is. 1.

While none of these changes sound groundbreaking, the patrolling and history improvements help make the extension better suited to wikis – a necessity given that Wikipedia has partnered with Kaltura to bring video content to the site.

Two tailed tests are considered here because it is of interest to see if TFAM's output differs from chance, in relation to both the extension (better than chance) and the avoidance hypothesis (worse than chance).

Tariff breaks on hundreds of products, mostly information technology-oriented, new visa extensions, better rules of the road for maritime and aerial encounters in the Western Pacific, the climate deal, it all adds up to a win for Obama in keeping Xi engaged.

An extension is better than no deal.

Removing ramping between denaturation to annealing step and using 58 °C extension gave better separation of mutant populations during droplet reading.

"On three," he instructed, "for the Bankman". Gathers was called Hank the Bank because with the ball in his hands he was money in the bank, and, by extension, the better the team, the more money in the university's account, too.

The main conclusion from our study is that using prenatal care adequately when pregnant leads to higher birth weights amongst infants, and by extension, to better infant health.

Note that since (rlog (e/r) le 1), Demailly's Theorem gives an extension with better estimates than those of the Ohsawa–Takegoshi Theorem 5.1.

Knowing my traditional yang energy, I'd push to 26 breaths before coming down because that's my identity, that's how I'm wired -- to push harder, go longer, be faster and, by extension, become better.

It is possible that conventional signature extension performs better in other regions than in our study region.