Sentence examples for possibly superior from inspiring English sources
That study documented that a restrictive strategy of RBC transfusion in critically ill patients was at least as effective as, and possibly superior to, a liberal transfusion strategy, with the possible exception of patients with acute myocardial infarction and unstable angina.
A restrictive strategy of RBC transfusion is at least as effective and possibly superior to a liberal transfusion strategy in critically ill patients, with the possible exception of patients with acute myocardial infarction and unstable angina.
But if Romney can get his jab going his (possibly) superior reach could keep the former heavyweight champion at bay, allowing the 68-year-old to seek a knockout punch.
To the contrary, the government's own economist in 1995, Nobel Laureate Kenneth J. Arrow of Stanford University, acknowledged that Microsoft "achieved its dominant position in its market as a consequence of good fortune and possibly superior product and business acumen".
"A military that self-identified as different from, and possibly superior to, the civilian society it served, with a distinct set of values, and that might be willing to act on them opposed to civilian leaders?
The respondents who had a weaker or more negative view of evolution were more likely than respondents with a stronger or more positive perception of evolution to view ID as a viable and possibly superior alternative to evolution.
Admirers of fine writing about sports consider John Lardner to be at least the equal and possibly the superior of such masters of the craft as Red Smith and W. C. Heinz.
The aim was to test ultrasound (US) contrast enhancer-kinetics to identify histologic entities, possibly being superior to qualitative morphological parameters.
CGRP released from trigeminal afferent fibers innervating dural arteries (DA) is most likely taken up from capillaries, venous vessels (DV) and possibly the superior sagittal sinus (SSS), and is transported with the blood stream into the internal jugular vein.
Power concluded, "By taking the percolating synth from the end of the original version and wrapping the sweet ee cummings-borrowed lyric—"I carry your heart here with me"—in a dense cloud of treated, looped guitar, he produces a remix that... offers an interesting, possibly even superior, reading of its source material".
Furthermore, RHCIII-MPC implants may be an alternative to donor corneas and possibly a superior substitute in high-risk cases for restoring corneal integrity.
