Sentence examples for more remarkable outcomes from inspiring English sources
It is one of the more remarkable outcomes of the process that the two sides are now to be locked in negotiations - albeit indirect ones - when Hamas does not recognise the state of Israel and Israel regards Hamas as a terrorist organisation.
The two drugs in association displayed a more remarkable effect.
More remarkable were the outcomes in the treated GBM patients, in whom DFI and consequently life expectancy was much improved relative to our controls.
For TELP, more remarkable changes in outcomes were found from an emotional and functional point of view, as shown by improvements in GDS and MBI.
In light of the differences observed between study groups in the indirect measures of efficacy, we would also expect more remarkable differences between groups in treatment outcomes related to pain and the ability to perform ADL.
An effect of the enzyme concentration was more remarkable.
More remarkable is the district's determination to measure results and, by adopting the planned index of outcomes, to weigh their importance against that of test scores.
In Litchborough something even more remarkable happened.
But other findings were more remarkable.
There is no country more remarkable.
In the field, the capacity for risk taking can yield remarkable outcomes, argued Ogden-Newton.
