Sentence examples for familiarity better from inspiring English sources

Astonishingly, the old words work, in all their worn familiarity, better than his fancy ones.

The analysis of participants' responses to the cognitive processing survey also revealed that "test takers with a higher level of computer familiarity had better perceptions of their computer-based writing processes" (p. 13).

While familiarity, for better or worse, is an integral part of life in rural communities, consideration should be given to cultivating more familiar surroundings in less rural settings.

D'Antoni credited familiarity, along with better spacing and timing.

This allows for better familiarity with standards and more investigation into curriculum and resources: Melia (double participant, model E): I think you can plan deeper lessons so it's not like I don't…if say a 45 minute planning day, I don't feel like, "Well now I only need 30 because I'm teaching the same thing twice".

Prior to their introduction in December 1940 the interception rate was 0.5%, by May 1941 with a number of operational GCI stations and better familiarity, it was 7%.

The observation that rural shops offered credit more readily may reflect better familiarity with the clients, or lower purchasing power overall.

Better familiarity with this type of liver injury is important for early recognition of drug hepatotoxicity and crucial for preventing severe forms of liver injury and cirrhosis.

Some interviewed GDPs also displayed a lack of familiarity with "Delivering better oral health: an evidence-based toolkit for prevention", the most recent guideline for caries prevention [ 13].

Social familiarity may allow better coping with the interrelated cognitive, behavioural and physiological challenges inherent to group living and thus optimize the group-living benefits.

The effect on the NART could be explained by its loanwords with cognates in other languages: bilingualism leads to higher familiarity and hence better performance.