Why numbers gave Britain a pre-dreadnought advantage

Why did Britain handle its pre-dreadnought battleships better than Germany?

The Royal Navy had more ships and more experience operating them.

Britain operated more pre-dreadnought battleships than Germany and accumulated more experience using them. Repetition across a larger force improved the institutional knowledge available to crews and commanders. The advantage came from operating volume and practice rather than an inherent national difference in seamanship.