According to our results, VEGF seemed to be a rather better angiogenic predictor of survival than MVD, due to a narrower 95% CI although the ratio of their RRs was not significantly different from 1.
Restored to the starting line-up in the only change from the side that eviscerated Ireland, Bosch intends to leave a rather better impression against Australia.
Equally, mindful of Zvonareva's history of emotional fragility, they will want the underdog to make a rather better fist of things than the bookmakers are anticipating.
The Russo brothers, who directed this year's excellent Captain America: The Winter Soldier, turned out to be a rather better pick.
The approximate equation based on pseudo first-order kinetics is found to give a rather better description of the experimental results than that proposed by Porter, based on known numerical solutions; but the latter must be regarded as the more soundly based of the two.
If the hall was originally built on a shoe-string (the total cost of £175,000 a mere fraction of what any comparable building has cost), the aim this time has been – to use Peter Pears's phrase – "a rather better quality shoe-string".
The manuscript of the chronicle translated by Geoffrey Gaimar cannot be identified accurately, though according to historian Dorothy Whitelock it was "a rather better text than 'E' or 'F'".
January 28 , 20149.42am GMT Today's data also means that the UK has grown for all four quarters in a calendar year -- that's not happened since 2008 (although the double dip was revised away, there have been occasional quarters of negative or flat growth) Joe Grice repeated that that there is now a "rather better tone" to the UK economy, after four quarters of growth.
I think that Jo Brand is a rather better political commentator.
Over all, education has a rather better record than military power in neutralizing foreign extremism.
