Sentence examples for has substantially better from inspiring English sources

At the weekend, Esa presented some fascinating views of the first touchdown taken by Rosetta's navigation cameras, but the Osiris NAC system has substantially better resolution.

And Lazio has substantially better name recognition in New York today than Scott Brown did in Massachusetts two weeks ago (and George Pataki in January 1994).

As expected from the design of the algorithm, BFAST has substantially better sensitivity than the other methods when considering combinations of single base errors.

Middle-age subjects who had left school early but began working on keeping their minds sharp had substantially better memory and faster calculating skills than those who did not.

On the other hand, parents with high educational level tend to have substantially better educated spouses and higher family income.

Moreover, they have substantially better performance than BDDA*, the currently most efficient BDD-based implementation of A*.

The idea is that parents that grew up in towns had substantially better access to schooling than those living in the countryside.

Estimating fixed effects regressions on disabled workers, they show that workers holding a job when acquiring legal SD-status have substantially better subsequent employment prospects after an SD-award than before, while the opposite is the case for those who do not hold a job at the date of SD-entry.

In model 3 the skill differences between different educational groups become even less distinct within each country, this time specifically in the top education categories: the highly educated have substantially better opportunities for further developing their literacy skill in their working lives than the lower educated, and they also read more in their leisure time.

Our members often tell us they are careful to recruit only people they know are trustworthy, and it indeed turned out that borrowers who had been invited via the email tool had substantially better repayment performance.

As indicated by the CD4 counts shown in Figure 2, however, the study cohort does not appear to have substantially better or worse immunological outcomes than the broader population of ART patients at the largest study site.