Sentence examples similar to outperforming by a considerable margin from inspiring English sources

But in an unexpected twist, the cyclists on milk outperformed their rivals by a considerable margin.

It reports that, when account has been taken of the socio-economic background of pupils, state schools in the UK outperform private schools by a considerable margin.

One little reported finding from the last PISA results was that, once account has been taken of the socio-economic background of pupils, state schools in the UK outperform private schools by a considerable margin.

In the 11-year commodities bull market that started to take a breather in 2011, gold outperformed its peers by a considerable margin, hinting at what lies ahead.

We show that our message passing technique outperforms the reference methods by a considerable margin.

In fact, taking into account their average audiences – not dissimilar to the per head of population model (£php) applied by the capital report – the regional arts and heritage organisations outperformed their London colleagues by a considerable margin.

Our proposed method outperforms the conventional method by a considerable margin.

On the EGFr data set the 4DFAP outperformed all other approaches by a considerable margin.

The best supported model of senescence was the most complex, involving separate age functions for every trait in each sex (Table 4), and this model outperformed the next best by a considerable margin (AIC difference of 83.59).

The lowdown: Microsoft is pitching this as "the most powerful console ever built" and it doubtless will be, with a graphics processor that – on paper – outperforms the PlayStation 4 Pro by a considerable margin.

Hybrid assembly with Ion Torrent data proved to provide the most complete assembly with the DH5α strain, although again, the PacBio-only assemblies outperformed the MiSeq-hybrid assemblies by a considerable margin.