Sentence examples for represents superiority from inspiring English sources
Only, this time, the Midshipmen came out on top in their quest to regain the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy, which represents superiority among the three service academies.
Results regarding number of roots reflect that treatments containing mainly leaf compost represented superiority in promoting roots number.
In the placebo-controlled RE-SONATE trial, dabigatran demonstrated a significant 92 % reduction in the primary endpoint, representing superiority over placebo (HR 0.08; 95 % CI 0.02 0.25) (Table 7).
*Difference between donepezil 23 mg/day and 10 mg/day treatment groups for the score change from baseline to week 24; †positive standardized effect sizes represent superiority of donepezil 23 mg/day dose over 10 mg/day dose.
For the rich and powerful it represents the superiority of profit over law and state.
The performance comparison represents the superiority of the proposed method from NMSE and BER performance metric overview.
Comparison of the models represents the superiority of the WLGP model over the LGP, WANN and ANN models such that the Nash Sutcliffe efficiencies (NSE) for WLGP, WANN, LGP and ANN models were 0.984, 0.904, 0.484 and 0.351, respectively.
The relevant growth and passivation mechanisms are identified and several examples are selected to represent the superiority of plasma processes in the application of Si photovoltaics.
The estimated values confirm that ANN predominates RSM representing the superiority of a trained ANN models over RSM models in order to capture the non-linear behavior of the given system.
Pharmacokinetics studies were performed on Wistar rats, in which the DTE and DTP are more indicative of direct nose to brain transport bypassing the BBB thereby representing the superiority of HP-SLNs over HP sol.
Researchers have found, for example, in what has been called the "Lake Wobegon Effect," that most people describe themselves as above average on a wide variety of traits and abilities, even though such an abundance of superiority represents a statistical impossibility.
