Sentence examples for than currently existing from inspiring English sources

It involves developing and introducing new products that can fulfill key customer needs better than currently existing products.

The protocol has been simulated and the results show that it presents lower overhead than currently existing causal protocols.

In this paper, we review some of the currently used models and propose two different models that provide better fits to the available data than currently existing models.

Moreover, the reported model is 2400× faster than currently existing more complex physically-based electrochemical models that are only slightly more accurate (in some cases).

The machine under review showed better performance than currently existing commercial models and the sized mangosteens were well accepted by fruit wholesalers.

Such applications of RNA-Seq require, however, analysis tools (mapping, quantification, etc) that are order of magnitude more efficient than currently existing ones.

Furthermore, we cannot assume that currently existing pathway definitions are complete: over time, it has rather become clear that pathways are much more complicated than initially believed.

I present a new far-ultraviolet echelle spectrograph, which will provide resolving power greater than any currently existing far-ultraviolet instrument.

The industry is also eager to develop biotherapeutics that are similar but cheaper than the currently existing biologics or are safer with higher efficacy; these are the so-called "biosimilars".

The dynamic behavior of the system is slightly altered as expected in a simulation after the sensor is mounted on the slider and the fundamental frequency shift of pitch and roll motion is calculated to be less than 5% of the original system but it is believed that this sensor could provide the best in situ measurement than other currently existing methods.

Recently, Deng and Lynch (1, 2) developed an approach, which is shown (23) to be generally more efficient than other currently existing ones (16- 18, 27).