Sentence examples for supported superior from inspiring English sources

Ad libitum concentrates supported superior levels of growth by steers compared to all other treatments.

It is concluded that MS, FWCW and UPWCW supported superior levels of growth by cattle compared to GS (in vitro DM digestibility 674 g/kg).

Fibrin and FA0.3 were tested in the cartilage phase of the biphasic osteochondral constructs and the former supported superior cartilage growth with higher cellularity, total Glycosaminoglycan (GAG) and collagen II levels.

Evidence supported superior adherence and completion of rehabilitation by home based users.

On the basis of results obtained from Study 1 and subsequent in vitro studies, this final experiment was conducted over 2011 2012 and tested whether either a 10 or 60 min CPA perfusion supported superior restoration of ovarian function following WOCP&TP.

We examine instances where S3D did not support superior task performance.

Recent meta-analyses support superior results of cement fixation when compared to cementless fixation in large subsets of patient populations.

This result suggests that NH2/MWCNTs have no evident toxic effects on the red blood cells, which support superior hemocompatibility of NH2/MWCNTs.

These results contribute to the growing evidence supporting superior behavioral abilities in the blind, and the neural correlates associated with crossmodal neuroplasticity following visual deprivation.

She links here maturity with femininity, and femininity with relative coldness of temperature, thus extending the claim that cold blood supports greater intelligence to the claim that cold blood supports superior moral strength, by claiming that cooler blood encourages temperance with respect to pleasure and desire.

Looking outside the realm of higher education, we suspect that an E-E model supporting superior group processes as well as garbage can processes would be of value in any organization attempting to nudge the organizational culture towards becoming more explorative, or towards becoming more exploitative.