"numerically better" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation wherein a numerical measure of something is greater than in comparison to another. For example, "The company experienced a 25% increase in revenues, numerically better than the 5% increase the previous year."
Subjects who get less REM showed a numerical decrement in performance, whereas those with more REM performed numerically better than the NREM group (difference between less REM and more REM: t = 3.212, p = 0.004).
The study was not powered to detect a difference between the active dosing groups; however, the 100-mg dose showed numerically better results than the 150- mg dose on all these measures (Table 2).
A number of examples presented in the paper demonstrate that our method generally yields visually and numerically better denoising results, compared with the state-of-the-art methods.
No statistically significant differences were found between M2 and M1 groups for symptomatic hemorrhage, clinically significant procedural adverse events, favorable 90-day outcome, or 90-day mortality, although in all instances, the M2 outcomes were numerically better than those in M1 subjects.
An important observation to note is that SlideWin3 almost always resulted in the second best power, and sometimes even numerically better than the haplotype analysis method matching the QTL simulation method, e.g. 4gamete QTL at FDR = 0.20 in Table 4.
The BRCA1-positive patients showed numerically better outcomes, although not statistically significant, with no treatment interaction.
The distributions of the coal and gas mixture within these complicated mill ducts have been investigated experimentally and numerically to better understand the flow patterns.
Considering the best and consensus machine learning and human predictors, these four performed in a range of RMSE of approximately 0.95 1.15, which is numerically slightly better than the machine learning models previously described for the same overall dataset of 100 molecules [13].
The agreement between the teams (nurse and cardiologist) regarding volume status was numerically somewhat better compared to the agreement between the nurses, respectively.
In both cohorts, patients who met the composite endpoint had numerically lower (better) mean baseline scores compared with their respective total cohort for all DHP-18 parameters (data not shown; baseline scores for the total cohort are presented in Table 2).
The influences of the complex permittivity of the silicon wafer and the thicknesses of both the air layer and the silicon wafer are numerically studied for better understanding the modulation mechanism.
