Sentence examples for the better rules from inspiring English sources

It's much less functional as it does not try to say, "Do the better rules arise or do the poorer rules arise".

I think the better rule of thumb is: always default to quality, not quantity.

In diabetic patients, the lower the better rule is well accepted [ 2].

The better rule is to report rounded up to one significant digit, which works across the spectrum of values. 1 Thus a decimal places rule that ignores significant digits does not work.

Lower-the-better rule was used to characterize the S/N ratios.

(See: "Who Reads The Fine Print?") "We need better rules for the road on the Web, so that users don't have to worry about reading the fine print or clicking 'I agree'," says Peter Eckersley, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

At both commissions, the U.S. plays a pivotal role in changing the conversation and making better rules that govern fisheries.

It has appointed a special master to sort through the claims, and it is in the midst of public rulemaking sessions to develop better rules for the process.

And if Mr. Paterson and lawmakers don't come up with better rules, the voters should turn them all out this fall.

The states' actions demonstrate that better rules are both necessary and possible.

Also, the classification process was performed using the entire genome, and then it was repeated on each chromosome to examine if partitioning the classification process would yield better rules.