The phrase "a better representativeness" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "representativeness" is typically used as an uncountable noun, so it should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "We need to ensure better representativeness in our survey results to accurately reflect the population."
Alternatives: "improved representation" or "greater representativeness."
Better normalization will lead to a higher overlap value, indicating better representativeness of the atlas.
The study is based on a large sample size of patients and practices and a relatively long period of 6 years contributing to more precise estimations, and better representativeness and generalisability of the results.
15 The second strength is that the results are based on a relatively long period of 6 years, also contributing to more precise estimations and better representativeness and generalisability of the results.
D-Confidence reduces the labeling effort that is required to identify instances in R52, exhibiting better representativeness capabilities in this corpus.
For better representativeness, our sampling was stratified by number of years of school attended among undergraduate medical students.
We considered two markers of better representativeness as indicators of study quality: studies with multiple compared with single centres and by lower losses to follow-up.
We identified five seeds in each city, who were different ages and from different areas of each city for better representativeness, to recruit the first wave of participants.
A stratified random sample procedure is implemented for NHWS so that the final sample mimics the demographic composition of the country in which it is administered, in order to achieve better representativeness.
Thus, we consider that more studies are needed, with more risk factors, with other genes, in other populations, in order to construct more complete decision models, with better representativeness.
