Translation of "Tendenziell besser" in English

After all, migrants tend to be more educated than their compatriots back home.

LEDs tended to be better sources of light than conventional fluorescent tubes.

It is the words that tend to write better.

We know that we tend to be much better in the race than in qualifying.

There are several theories on why cables tend to sound better after extended hours of use.

Poly-urethane is more flexible than fiberglass so it tends to hold up better if you get in an accident.

But if that was so, the attempt has backfired, because East Asians tend to score better than people of European descent.

A university economics department, for example, tends to perform better the more widely its head’s own research is cited.

Remarks: The 'positive' gender pay gap in the construction sector shown in the chart might be due to the fact that the few women working in this sector are predominantly in high skilled occupations and supervisory functions which tend to receive higher pay.

In the case of Objective 2 and 5b regions, available data seem to indicate that employment and unemployment tend to have changed in a more favourable way than in the rest of the Union.

Despite the wage difference, shipowners appear more inclined to hire EU officers for a number of reasons ranging from safety considerations, type of ship and technical standards on board (the more expensive officers tend to be better educated and trained) to cultural links.

Also, products placed in the first half of a movie tend to be remembered better than products in the second half of a movie, which demonstrates the primacy effect.

Although the blends with polyamides appear to show a better trend than in the previous case, this process has the major disadvantage that either hydrogen chloride is formed or--when a tertiary amine is added--that the polyphenylene ether solution contains considerable amounts of chlorides which, owing to their corrosive effect on machines and on the mould, have to be separated off completely prior to blending.

It has been found that with these proportions of the recess, an optimum compromise is obtained between the swirl formation sought to be achieved, which tends to be better with smaller recesses, and undesirable resistances to flow, which tend to be less with larger recesses.

This all clearly shows that the use of the silica according to the invention leads to rubber properties that are comparable with or tend to be better than those of the in-situ reference.

The latter was assumed to have negative impacts on human capital formation and the abilities of future generations , as children of educated mothers tend to have a better education.

Private hospital chains and alliances are likely to be able to respond to the pressure to improve efficiency better than public hospitals.

Moreover, according to the Clauss fibrinogen test, there is a trend for the effect to be even better for the higher concentrations of calcium chloride and citrate.

And this fact is reflected in the fact that current consumers are becoming ever more careful and aware of the quality of products and raw materials and tend to drink less but better.

This all clearly shows that the use of the silica according to the invention leads to rubber properties that are comparable with or tend to be better than those of the in-situ reference.

They are therefore generally better suited as a liquid asset alternative - a "safe haven" and can therefore relieve the "normal" CHF as a safe haven.

From an early moment on digital culture has attempted to establish its own culture of the digital that would better meet the needs of people as the exploitation of the digital by an economized mode of domination could, which is defined by the implicit force of exchange.

However, the researchers did find that the voters of the new left parties are more professionally qualified and less religious than those of the traditional parties.

In addition, rabbits tend to be healthier and better socialized at an animal shelter or rescue group than a pet store.

Evergreen content generally tends to fare better in the search engine rankings because it naturally attracts a lot of links (and, therefore, authority) over time.

Women often come into the industry from other professions, and are better represented in more senior roles where brains are more important than brawn.

People tend to feel more supported when they know that they have dependable people in their corner who will help them see the bigger picture.