Sentence examples for marked superiority from inspiring English sources
In the study by Pascoe et al 28 indacaterol was superior to formoterol twice daily in improving FEV1 at 8 and 24 hours postdose, and also had marked superiority in improving resting inspiratory capacity at all time points between 4 and 24 hours postdose.
Ireland had, in the previous round, bullied the Wales pack that had crushed England's forwards last March, but only in the scrum did they enjoy a marked superiority.
Results showed a marked superiority of the HILIC/SALT approach compared to traditional HILIC and excellent complementarity to RPC for peptide separations.
That left both of them with marked superiority complexes: Estonians (all 1.3m of them) love explaining how much more western, wired and competitive they are than their ex-Soviet counterparts.
Some studies have indicated a marked superiority of clozapine in reducing the risk of suicide and depressive symptoms compared to the other antipsychotics [ 20].
Our analyses suggest a marked superiority face-to-face CBT combined with SSRI treatment over all other treatments, but this extraordinary finding from only one small trial should be interpreted with greatest caution unless confirmed by large trials.
Giles Helding was first off the mark: "Superiority complex?
For Cantle, it is not dialogue or the importance of interaction that is supposed to mark the superiority of IC over MC.
This eco-feminist extension of eros ethics follows from the recentering of ethics on affects and eros (social needs and desires for connection) rather than on the rational capacities that mark human superiority and separation from the other animal species.
The exterior has resisted the fashion, which is to underscore luxury with a kind of studied beefiness, your superiority marked literal-mindedly by the fact that you're taller and better nourished than the other cars.
Conditions that significantly differed from all the others (p < 0.05) are marked with an asterisk (Superiority in Experiment 1 and Base in Experiment 2).
