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MLST outperforms restriction- or other PCR-based typing methods, because it provides information about key features of the evolutionary history, the population structure, and long-term epidemiology of bacterial species [7], [8].

Screening companies this way might well bolster expected returns, because one academic study has found that, during the 1990's, companies with the fewest such restrictions outperformed those with the most.

According to Monte Carlo simulation results shown in Figure 10, the proposed bit partitioning scheme outperforms the PMI restriction method especially at high power levels for the same feedback load.

After he loosened travel and remittance restrictions, he won the state again in 2012 -- even narrowly outperforming Republican candidate Mitt Romney among Cuban-Americans on election day, according to a poll by Bendixen and Amandi International.

Even high-yield portfolios with investment-grade restrictions show annualized rates of return over two years of at least 15%, handily outperforming equities and U.S. Treasuries of comparable duration.

Democrats are outperforming Hillary Clinton.

But they doubled, outperforming DuPont.

Leave was outperforming expectations – consistently.

They are outperforming boys academically.

(AOL had been outperforming expectations recently).

Casual apparel is outperforming glitz.