Sentence examples similar to more considerable outcomes from inspiring English sources

Three innings later, the Mets achieved a more considerable breakthrough.

"Tomorrow I face the considerable talents (and even more considerable girth) of Martin McCague on the cricket field.

There is considerable outcomes variability not explained by hospital volume, and low volume does not preclude excellent performance.

More considerable leaders and shapers were ahead.

But Dickerson's investment was much more considerable.

By 1535 the abbey's considerable income was exceeded by even more considerable debts.

In some countries, these differences are even more considerable.

We identified considerable outcome reporting bias.

Although it can be expected that IP might bring more favorable outcomes than EP, especially in the HBP subgroup, there was a considerable confounding bias between chemotherapy regimens and primary sites.

In view of the considerable side effects caused by the immunosuppressive therapy required in islet transplantation, a more favourable outcome should be reached.

There is still a considerable mortality rate in these patients, and it seems that rhabdomyolytic persons have a more favourable outcome compared with those without rhabdomyolysis.