Sentence examples for measures much better from inspiring English sources

Simulation tests show that estimation models based on SOM clustering with general firm characteristics detect abnormality in the accounting quality measures much better than previously used clustering methods.

So we can estimate the quality degradation with ROI measure much better than other methods.

The LLR scheme is often used for identity verification using probabilistic models since it measures how much better the claimant's model scores for a test sample compared with a non-claimant model (i.e., the UBM).

Both measures were much better predictors of stillbirths at extreme preterm gestation than losses in later pregnancy.

was asked about the bill, he told reporters that the GOP measure was "much better than Obamacare".

One way to measure how much better they may feel is to tabulate the overall performance of stocks compared with last Friday, when both the Dow and the Nasdaq had their biggest one-day point losses in history.

The CFI, GFI, and NNFI measure how much better the model fits as compared to a baseline model in which the observed items are assumed to be uncorrelated.

That is, these assays measure how much better (or worse) the E. arvense extracts are at being antioxidants than gallic acid.

Interestingly, they mentioned that the performance of patients with MCI on this direct measure was much better (47 points) than that of patients with mild AD (31 points) in a previously conducted study [ 65].

Buried on page 201 of the House Budget Committee Report, it is acknowledged that an anchored Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) is a much better measure than the Official Poverty Rate and that "researchers at Columbia indicate that poverty fell from 22percentt in 1969 to 16percentt in 2012".

The right mix of renewable energy, battery storage and efficiency measures offers a much better alternative".