Sentence examples for more successfully that from inspiring English sources
"Second, there are a number of drugs and other interventions, such as endometrial 'scratch', a procedure used to help embryos implant more successfully, that have the potential to increase the stem cell populations in the womb lining".
Television doctors, the study found, used CPR much more often on young people than real doctors do, and so much more successfully, that the authors feared people might expect near-miraculous recoveries.
On the downside, though, there is no single idea that exposes the famous Scottish "cultural cringe" more successfully that the notion of a Scottish Broadcasting Service delivering endless parochial news bulletins and country dance music, while viewers desperately retune to London channels.
Experts have suggested in the past that warmer temperatures in the area have led to hornets breeding more successfully, that labourers have been moving deeper into areas where they may disturb nests, and that the insects are sensitive to chemicals found in food and cosmetics.
When you have living organisms, as Darwin demonstrated so brilliantly in 1859, those that are best adapted to their environment will be the ones that will breed preferentially more successfully than those that are less well-adapted.
They found that males that had developed the constriction survived longer and mated more successfully than males that had not.
The performance will be measured by whether pages, where customers are funneled towards the AR experience, will convert more successfully than pages that don't.
And he works both sides of that equation more successfully than any playwright.
In a curious trend, some smaller, lesser-known cultural institutions are filling their halls more successfully than internationally renowned ones that rely heavily on tourism and school groups.
It is left to the viewer to decide whether photography can look back any more successfully than fiction at events that often, as Vonnegut concluded, defy description or rational understanding.
Human assistants are capable to balance all these aspects, some more successfully than others and on that basis they are appreciated or not.
