Sentence examples for making it superior from inspiring English sources

Then came cash as we now know it: more portable than cattle and less edible than grain, making it superior to both because, well, you could carry it about and you'll only ever try eating it once.

It disperses across the cornea rapidly and offers an extended period of anesthesia making it superior to topical gels.

Moreover, the method adopts the n-gram modelling technique from computational linguistics, making it superior to the other formal language models to capture similarities in the topology strings.

It has 13 psychological and 12 somatic items which measure presence and severity of symptoms making it superior to other available instruments in Urdu containing only either psychological or somatic items [ 29, 30].

The phyloTAGs approach targets single-copy protein-coding genes, making it superior to the analysis of 16S for quantifying bacterial taxon abundances because 16S operons may be in multiple copies and polymorphic within a genome.

It experienced substantial growth in the past years owing to its appealing features that make it superior than other self-powering principles.

Tehran has an adequate number of ground forces to operate in foreign countries, support or train Shiite proxies including in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Bahrain), but Iran desires to deploy its air force and make it superior to that of Turkey or other Arab nations in the region.

But according to a Microsoft software architect, Bert Keely, who demonstrated the machine, its wireless networking features and full-page touch screen make it superior to laptops in certain situations.

Although a few such municipal plans exist elsewhere, Nassau says its program has a unique combination of features that makes it superior to the others and even to the new federal discount cards for the elderly.

Its simple structure and novel wizard-based user-friendly interface make it superior to traditional CMS tools and web development frameworks.

"There is nothing involved in federal regulation per se which makes it superior to market regulation".