Sentence examples for give better view from inspiring English sources

In vivo studies on myricetin and fisetin could give better view on its potential as an antiatherosclerotic agent.

"Blu-ray players and discs give better viewing quality with sharper and more detailed pictures compared with DVD players and even HDTV broadcasts, but a great picture isn't all it is about," says Martyn Hocking, editor of Which?

The substrates are tilted 30° to give better views of the nanowires.

A large study that would include interns from all the teaching hospitals in Nigeria would likely eliminate this bias and give better views of interns about CPT teaching in Nigeria.

These trains had larger windows than Class 69, giving better views.

Oriel windows gave better views, more light and could be opened for fresh air.

It was found that wetness index alone or a combination of the wetness index and the compound topographic index at the threshold values established in literature would give better results as viewed from better connectivity of flow lines and higher conformity of the predicted susceptible areas to natural gully headcut and expansion in a landscape (reality).

The iron sculpture was dismantled to give a better view of Spencer Finch's public art project; his colored windows are pretty, but feel spineless and manufactured compared with the raw, unsanctioned work that used to be there.

It replied as follows:"The OECD publishes broadband prices in both USD and PPP terms but uses the PPP data for graphs because they give a better view of the actual prices faced by households relative to local prices for goods and services.

In his analysis of the "shameful self-portrait," Jones says that van Gogh displays the bandage on his ear like a saint would his stigmata he turns his head to give a better view.

One of the readers at ThisIsMyNext dropped the photo below into Photoshop, found a little reflection, and uncurved the plate to give a better view of what was going on above it.