Sentence examples for measures are better from inspiring English sources

Such security measures are better than nothing, but they won't repair the internet's underlying structural flaws.

Because of its enduring view that "food and material aid measures are better and more efficiently delivered by individual member states through their own social programmes".

Dhonau says water-resistant barriers and doors, self-sealing airbricks, and airbrick covers and other measures are better value in the long run.

Additionally, some of the commuting measures are better suited for longitudinal analyses of a single metro region and others more suited to comparisons across metro regions.

Black people in Britain, while still disadvantaged on some measures, are better integrated than at the time of the Brixton riots.

But in other areas American number-crunchers seem to believe that their measures are better; indeed, history shows that European statistical agencies have often later adopted their methods.

Dr. Myers said there was no scientific evidence to suggest that the blood measures were better than the hair measures.

Each of the similarity measures is better than the use of random numbers (located outside the unacceptable region of the graph).

Yet there has been little serious examination of which of these ability measures is better or worse at predicting the quality of judicial performance including the management and disposition of cases.

Young participants, in contrast to their reduced skill measures, were better able to encode the list of words than older participants.

It turns out that the performance of quantile measures is better than that of the mean measures.