Sentence examples for generating a better from inspiring English sources

Now, labor unions and other longtime critics have been joined by investors like Mr. Miller, who is famous for generating a better return in his mutual fund than the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500-stock indeveryeryearar since 1991.

The experiments showed that CBIR-GP and CBIR-AR have similar performance, and both outperformed CBIR-SVM generating a better image ranking function.

With 15 decision variables, the NPGA is demonstrated to outperform both the SGA algorithm and the RS by generating a better tradeoff curve.

Results of this study showed that GRDi is a robust approach for generating a better fit and producing more reliable and accurate estimation of TBM downtimes compared to conventional statistical methods (R2 = 0.849).

In contrast to conclusions found in the literature, our results indicate that the application of EMD and EEMD with the objective of generating a better representation for financial time series is not sufficient to improve the accuracy or cumulative return obtained by the models used in this study.

As an emerging model species, Nasonia therefore potentially represents a new methylome for studies aimed at generating a better understanding of the functional role of methylation in hymenopterans.

One important branch of an AD gene study is to cluster AD genes with the highest quality; gene order generates a better quality of clustering than other methods in general.

Surely it could find a big firm that would generate a better return than what it earns in the bank, right?

Assuming his appointment is confirmed, no doubt he will be looking hard to see if the investment bank can generate a better return for shareholders".

No longer simply sleek aesthetic objects that would seem at home in a glossy magazine, they are serious investigations into how machines can be used to generate a better way of life.

The Labor Department's February employment report showing the economy generated a better than expected 236,000 jobs and the unemployment rate had fallen 0.2 percentage points to 7.7% was sufficient to get the optimists' blood flowing.