Sentence examples for instances better than from inspiring English sources

In agreement with our results, a recent phylogenetic and functional assessment of ortholog prediction algorithms and databases also found that RBH performed well and its predictions were, in several instances, better than those of more complex algorithms [25].

Survival differences among experimental groups varied between 20% and 40% and, in at least half of the studies, the progeny of the non-native fish (either pure or hybrid born) performed as well in the river and in some instances better than the local population.

It is only as a sendup of the manifesto, for instance, that Daren King's "Better Than Well" makes any sense.

The computational results show that the proposed heuristic, which is tested on two sets of benchmark instances, performs better than existing approaches.

These proportions are comparable or in instances even better than those reported in the west.

As the scores of the patients are, in most instances, slightly better than those of the physicians, the resulting significant differences are more or less trivial and tell us nothing about the size of the effect [ 28].

For instance: Where better than New York to demonstrate the potential clout of the religious left?

The U.S. auto bailout, for instance, worked better than did most of the stimulus program.

The clothes, in each instance, were better than the presentations would lead you to expect, most notably the well-cut suits at McQueen that had hand-painted lapels; and the neat tartan shorts suits of nylon at Moncler.

The Domini social equity fund, for instance, did better than the Standard & Poor's 500 index for the three years up to 1999, though it fell back last year.In this section Dead, or just resting?

France, for instance, is better than Britain at public services.I remember vividly as a child the thrill of descending the hill to the ferry port at Dover, and straining for the first sight of the Sealink ferry we were about to take to France.