Sentence examples for superior to less from inspiring English sources

What's really funny, however, is the idea that boorish sniggering of this kind should entitle us to feel smugly superior to less enlightened folk.

However, the four-dimensional model was superior to less dimensional approaches.

Is more intensive blood glucose lowering strategy (targeting a glycated hemoglobin level below 6.0%) superior to less aggressive therapy (targeting a level from 7.0 to 7.9%)?

However, this measure has not been shown to be superior to less invasive techniques in directing resuscitation or in improving outcome.

In essence, they conclude that bronchoscopy is of use in the management of atelectasis, particularly lobar, but there is no evidence to suggest it is superior to less invasive techniques such as good physiotherapy [ 10].

Unfortunately, pervasive paradoxical and counterintuitive findings raise questions about what QOL measures actually assess and how scores should be interpreted: people with severe chronic illnesses report QOL equal or superior to less severely ill or healthy people [ 2- 8], and consistent disparities arise between clinical measures of health and patients' own evaluations [ 9- 11].

Gene transfer using local gene delivery techniques have been shown to be superior to less-targeted intra-arterial or intra-venous applications.

We found that private apartments were far superior to and less expensive than the impersonal, substandard, Communist-era hotels.

Meanwhile aniline dye was so superior to earlier, less color-fast compounds that the field became fiercely competitive overnight: magenta was soon mauve's bitter rival.

In any case, as I've noted, much of the discussion about "guilty pleasures" assumes a domain of higher quality "serious" fiction that is superior to but less enjoyable than "lower" forms of fiction.

Overall, she found Mother "surprisingly complex... for its time", and considered its story superior to (but less "wacky" than) its sequel.