Sentence examples for for better means from inspiring English sources

For "better" means something different to everyone, and to Silicon Valley's golden couple it clearly means "more technologically advanced".

Therefore, blood flow measurements should not be overlooked in the search for better means to identify patients at risk.

A study of hemicortical resections showed complications, early and late fractures, in 6 of 21 patients, and called for better means of reconstruction (Deijkers et al. 2002).

In conclusion, this study highlights that the sensitivity and positive predictive values for self-reporting to identify osteoporosis are low and there is mismatch between self-reporting and DXA diagnosis of osteoporosis, highlighting the need for better means of identifying osteoporosis at the population level.

GCV, broad sense heritability and genetic advanced for the yield and quality attributes was displayed in Table 2. GCV has been as high as 120.13%; such genetic variation offers an opportunity for better means of selection and augmentation of pulegone in nine half-sib seed progeny.

To combat these dire warnings, Footsteps affiliates launched a video project in 2010 called "It Gets Besser" ("besser" is Yiddish for "better"), meant to echo the viral "It Gets Better" campaign, which sought to encourage at-risk L.G.B.T. youth.

It will improve our current standards of care and facilitate the development of better means for diagnosis, treatment and support of patients and their families".

For Kyra, getting better means being betrayed once more.

I got off the air and was scolded for not providing viewers with a better means for understanding the issue at hand.

Indeed, there exist better means for identifying national issues than asking magic mirrors or mulling the numbers - such as tapping commonsense.

In the future, multiparameter analysis may provide a better means for analysing cell proliferation and tumour growth.