Sentence examples for superior successful from inspiring English sources
ITS had slightly superior successful identification and misidentification rates compared with ITS2, but the ambiguous identification rate of ITS2 was 0%, whereas that of ITS was 14.9% and 14.0% under the "best match" and "best close match" algorithms, respectively.
[ 5, 35] Moreover, combination antifungal therapy was associated to a superior successful outcome than previous studies with newer agents used as salvage mono-therapy: amphotericin B-lipid complex, 42% [ 36]; voriconazole 39% [ 29]; caspofungin, 45%44%%.
Nanostructured conduits derived from traditional and novel tissue engineering techniques have been shown to be superior for successful neural function construction due to a high degree of biomimetic character.
"Is there a remake that is superior to its successful predecessor" (Leaders, January 29)?
Schiller's Mary Stuart attains sublimity by facing her death with a noble dignity that overcomes all desire and worldly ambition and makes her in death superior to her successful rival, Elizabeth.
It has been proposed that females can benefit from polyandry when genetically superior males are successful in sperm competition and transfer good genes to their offspring [ 31, 32].
The superior results indicate the successful incorporation of a method to generate initial population into the genetic operators.
To achieve superior returns, the most successful VCs constantly analyze their portfolios to gauge this risk/return balance (or tension) and focus on the companies with the best prospects.
The evaluated A. aculeata progenies showed great genetic variability, demonstrating that successful selection of superior progenies is possible.
"Whilst life has not always been easy, TNK-BP has been a successful venture with superior returns," BP's chairman, Carl-Henric Svanberg, said.
And the potentiodynamic polarization and salt spray tests reveal that the composite coating was successful in providing superior corrosion resistance to aluminium alloy.
