Sentence examples for more optimistic compared from inspiring English sources

CCA models were more optimistic compared to the other models.

As for the bigger picture beyond Thanksgiving, Forrester Research has more optimistic predictions compared to the numbers coming from IBM today.

Patients with SHR experienced a lower HRQOL, and used more optimistic and confrontational coping, compared with normative data.

Men were more optimistic, with 62percentt answering yes, compared with 48percentt of women.

That may explain the relatively modest results, he says, compared to more optimistic reports from other groups.

It is observed that interference channel coefficients modeled by the 3GPP 3D model provide a more optimistic view on the performance compared to Rayleigh fading, as applied in [17].

Similar patterns were also observed by Van Calster and others when they varied the cutpoint and assumed a fixed mean risk; as the cutpoint moved away from mean risk the reclassification measures provided a more optimistic view of the new predictor compared to that provided by the difference in net benefit [ 16].

As National TB Programs (NTPs) and their partners scale up the use of MTB/RIF tests for case detection, there is a need to share results from implementation in programmatic settings, especially since there is evidence that research studies and product inserts often provide a more optimistic view of test performance, as compared to real-world implementation [ 22].

Now things look a million times more optimistic, and we have something to compare it to.

Compared with August, our seers have become more optimistic about this year's growth, raising their projections in 18 countries.

Compared with November, the panel has become more optimistic about this year's growth, raising the projections in 23 countries and leaving the remaining two unchanged.