Sentence examples for some superiority from inspiring English sources

Other research has found CBT superior to a waiting period, with some superiority for CBT over supportive therapy for treatment of older adults with a variety of anxiety disorders (Barrowclough et al 2001).

Previous reports have suggested that polyploid rice has some superiority in stress resistance.

Rangers upped their tempo after the interval -- they'd been sluggish to that point -- and began to demonstrate some superiority.

Also the comparison between binary versus floating point representation of the design variables show some superiority of the latter.

The peptides with hydrophobic amino acid at N-terminal showing higher ACE inhibitory activity have some superiority in amount in the present study, which verified such view.

Sedative and hypnotic drugs could cure insomnia in a dependent manner, and traditional Chinese medicine has some superiority in treating insomnia.

One can easily see some superiorities in comparison to those related results, e.g., Theorem 1.2 and Theorem 1.4.

Nitrogen/sulfur co-doped graphene has some superiorities compared to nitrogen-doped graphene, e.g., the higher quantum capacitance at the suitable voltage (~ 60 μF cm−2 for nitrogen-doped graphene and ~ 100 μF cm−2 for co-doped graphene) [89].

But in politics it coasts dangerously close to the rocks of nationalism, asserting some national superiority.

Their air of separateness -- some say superiority -- often draws the loudest complaints from other Jews.

"Dominus Iesus," he wrote, "is not a proclamation of some human superiority in contrast to any other person or institution" but instead "a reaffirmation of what the church believes and lives with an ever abiding sense of her own unworthiness".