Sentence examples for in the better column from inspiring English sources

This show, which inaugurated Mary Boone's new Chelsea gallery, goes in the better column.

The decrease in the particle size gives better column efficiency but results in a higher back pressure.

These permeable packings are at the heart of perfusion chromatography, patented in 1991, leading to better column efficiency and speed of separation with applications in the rapid analysis of biological macromolecules and preparative scale purification of proteins.

When they get rid of the "Who Wore It Better?" column in magazines I will rejoice.

Further avenues of research that could improve the characterization of the mass transfer mechanisms in chromatographic columns, possibly contributing to the development of better columns, are suggested.

Jackson said EPA determined that the chemical was between 1/10 and 1/100 "as toxic as oil" and that breaking up the oil in the water column was better than treating it on the surface.

Re "Resolutions for better politics in the New Year," Column, Dec. 30.

Blue chip index Dow Jones Industrial Average held up better but ended in the negative column, with a loss of 0.5% to 10,861.

Mr. Cruickshank said news about Ms. Burnett fit better in the gossip columns than in a feature article.

What better way to get back in the plus column than to send one of my side-splitting emails?

We have revised the figure to get a better connection between the bar charts in the first column and the geometric charts in the third column.