Sentence examples for much better characterised from inspiring English sources

Presently protein kinases are much better characterised at the molecular level than protein phosphatases.

By contrast, investigator-led studies are typically better characterised.

Gradually a much better connectivity emerged, characterised by an enlarged and integrated global market, new notions of a single world, and a sense of cosmopolitan identity.

Much, much better.

Can do better, much better.

"I feel much, much better.

"But much better quality".

"Life is much better".

Much better there.

Just much better.

Much better, in fact.