Sentence examples for implicated to be superior from inspiring English sources
18F-labelled radiotracers have been implicated to be superior compared to other PET radionuclide-labelled tracers in providing higher quality PET images (higher energy), fewer time constraints (adequate half-life) and in permitting longer scan sessions of higher tumour/normal tissue ratios [40].
Therefore, this study implicates that laboratory tests could be superior to skin biopsy as a source of biomarker development.
Queer theorists point out that the homo/hetero dichotomy, like many others in western intellectual history that it arguably draws on and reinforces, is not only mutually implicated, but also hierarchical (heterosexuality is superior, normal, and originary, while homosexuality is inferior, deviant, and derivative) and masquerades as natural or descriptive.
You have to accept Germany were superior.
So, yes, it was probably largely to the benefit of Hun Sen's regime, which can claim to have defeated the Khmer Rouge and to have brought them to justice without ever letting the process implicate him or a number of other top officials, some of whom were superior to Duch under Pol Pot.
A subsequent 14-week study by Bilder et al (2002) confirmed that 10 40 mg olanzapine was superior to 10 30 mg haloperidol (particularly with regard to attention), but also found improvements in memory, which were most marked for 4 16 mg risperidone, implicating that different SGAs may differ in their patterns of cognitive effects.
"I think they're superior to men.
