Sentence examples for to better expected from inspiring English sources

This enhancement of 1D excitonic nonlinearities in M-SWCNT is associated with a reduction of tube-tube interactions, thanks to micelles environment of SWCNT, and contributes to better expected performances of SWCNT-based devices for passive photonics applications.

The DDE, in making these claims, refers to common shared principles regarding the moral importance of intent, of appealing to better expected consequences, and insisting that bad not be done so that good may follow from it.

He wants to be better, expects that he will be, and his teammates and club officials tend to believe him.

Other critical verdicts ranged from "sometimes funny" and "not quite fabulous" to "better than expected" and "an endearing shambles".

European stock indexes were trading slightly higher on Wednesday afternoon, thanks to better than expected inflation figures from the United States and strong earnings from several French companies.

Bootstrap-corrected C-indexes were used to better gauge expected future predictive accuracy.

So if you want to disrespect me, you better expect that you might get disrespected, too".

"She better expect him to express himself back... he just went off on her.

Whether the written self-management programme contributed to better outcome than expected is possible.

The supply response to high prices seems to be better than expected.

Since it is precisely these pundits whose predictions determine expectations, Romney had to do a lot "better than expected" in order to do better than expected.