Sentence examples for globally better from inspiring English sources

The observed agreement is globally better than that obtained with models from the literature.

Moreover, the proposed technique still provides globally better performance than the reference ones, as shown in Tables 11 and 12.

When the EoL is deposition in a landfill, the aluminium frame performs globally better than its composite counterpart.

Results indicated that performance on letter-sound knowledge and spelling was globally better with H training with 3-year-old.

Consequently, there is no particular program or protocol that may be recommended for specific proteins or ligands, although some programs seem to work globally better than the others, like Glide and Gold, with a correct top-rank ligand for more than 60% of the targets.

Instead, the large negative value of the log likelihood ratio, and the very high statistical significance of this test on these data, reveals that the avalanche-size distribution is globally better fit by an exponential distribution.

Globally, the better diagnostic accuracy is given by the cut-off value of 0.75, whereas better local performance is achieved with a cut-off value of 0.86, although neither analysis is significant.

The globally best model was 11.5 AIC units better than a null model assuming constant mortality rate.

Obama will also meet David and Samantha Cameron, as well as Prince Harry, later today to discuss her campaigners for girls' education globally and better support for military families.

Based on opportunistic scheduling, the three other schemes globally show better QoS performances supporting a higher traffic load.

"And it's just a matter of time before OSM is, globally, far better than Google Maps from that perspective".