Sentence examples for mathematically better from inspiring English sources

Gasquet held the edge with backhand winners with 13 to eight but the slight margins in the match statistically fall Ferrer's way because he is seeking a mathematically better way to construct his points.

But they're under the gun to crank out story after story so they don't have the time or energy to understand why your behavioral targeting technology is mathematically better than your 5 competitors.

But they're under the gun to crank out story after story so they don't have the time or energy to understand why your behavioral targeting technology is mathematically better than your 5 competitors.

And people who think mathematically make better physicians and scientists.

"If I tell somebody, and they tell at least two people, mathematically, I do better than if I hadn't told them," Pickard says.

Senior Tory figures believe that, despite Labour being consistently ahead in the polls and mathematically in a better position to have the largest number of seats next May, Mr Miliband's economic credibility will come under intense scrutiny as polling day nears.

Hence, ANNs incorporate the integral effects of complex colloidal transport and deposition mechanisms as well as changes in cake morphology and resistance with hydrodynamics better than mathematically complicated mechanistic models.

That is in part because known cases can be compared with selected controls (as opposed to waiting for cases to emerge, which is required by other observational study designs) and in part because of the rare disease assumption, in which OR mathematically becomes an increasingly better approximation of relative risk as disease incidence declines.

Success in this would be interesting physically and mathematically; it can be better achieved with collaborations that cut across disciplinary lines.

Preliminary work has started to address these issues [69], but much remains to be done before the space can be better understood mathematically, and before we can possibly predict the usefulness of generated features.

Mathematically, the heart suit offered better odds.