Sentence examples for populations better from inspiring English sources

Others may have small poor populations, better teaching or easier exams.

Yet, Ohta argues that her theory explains the "actual natural populations" better.

Thus middle aged ladybirds reared on high prey biomass may suppress pest populations better than those reared on low/medium prey biomass.

Second, should something like a real market materialize, it could diminish the incentives for states to treat their populations better just as plausibly as it could improve them.

Both proved immensely popular with clinicians because they reflected the colourful diversity of their patient populations better than Kanner's narrow model.

"With cloud and related technologies, we are now able to mine real-world data to find patient populations better, and utilise globally available technology to conduct trials in an even more distributed and inclusive manner," says Mr Julian.

Naturally, they tried to learn the habits of the snake population, better to avoid the shocks.

Mr. Dychtwald of Age Wave said cities might have to do some retrofitting to accommodate an aging population better.

China has a larger population, better facilities, more money, and it remains dedicated to dominating the sport.

Since this is replicating the mix of methods used by people who have a higher intent on killing themselves, it might reflect the gun suicide population better.

But why would the things that most frequently hit us match this distant population better than it matches the stuff that's right in our neighborhood?