Sentence examples for interestingly better from inspiring English sources

So, that's where I think a big infrastructure play by a government that believes in having equal access everywhere I think is showing, interestingly, better wireless access than probably in the U.S…Now with three telecom companies competing, [it] is inevitable they will compete on price.

Very interestingly, better lateral ordering and size homogeneity can be achieved by growing multistacked layers of Ge islands separated by Si spacer layers (SL) [6], the key role being played by the strain field originated by buried Ge islands at the surface of the outermost SL [7].

Interestingly, better response rates were found in Asian patients, with SVR rates around 61 79% for HCV genotype 1 patients [3], [4], [5], [6] and 80 95% for HCV genotype 2/3 patients [7], [8], [9].

Interestingly, better maintenance of antioxidant activities was detected in RPH.

Interestingly, better performance sometimes increased rather than decreased risk, suggesting that the direction and mechanisms are complex.

Interestingly, better response to rituximab and late relapse in responders have been associated with decrease in memory B cells [ 56, 116, 117], confirming the pathogenic involvement of this cell population in RA.

However, gravity anomalies comparisons show that SPW4 and DIR4 perform at the same level with EGM2008 in Kyushu, while GOCO2, TIM2 and DIR2 interestingly perform better than EGM2008 in west Honshu and most GOCE-based GGMs perform better than EGM2008 in Shikoku at degree 180.

Interestingly, despite better economic news, the Tories have seen no improvement in their poll ratings, presumably because living standards are still falling for most people.

In general, less activation of these regions during response inhibition predicted not only the onset of substance use, but interestingly also better abstinence-related outcomes among individuals already addicted.

Interestingly, when better childcare programs were in place (which parents tend to use in the early years of their children's lives), parents with older children were still happier, suggesting that something about those early programs created lasting effects, perhaps by decreasing future economic hardship or career setbacks.

Interestingly, much better NMR spectra were obtained with the addition of GSH (Fig. S1).