The phrase "a better stability between" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when discussing improvements in stability among multiple entities or factors.
Example: "We need to establish a better stability between the two departments to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "an improved balance between" or "greater consistency among".
The most appropriate model to interpret our data appeared to be the uncorrelated allele frequencies and prior geographic information model, which showed a better stability between runs for Ks = 3 and 5, and a lower variance for Ks = 5, as compared to other possible STRUCTURE models (Additional file 3: Figure S1).
There are some advantages regarding surface modified implants, including (a) providing a better stability between bone and implant during healing process, established by a greater contact area, (b) providing a surface configuration that may retain the blood clot, and (c) stimulating the bone formation and healing process [ 3].
Because of the linear relation between the phase error and feedback control signal, the sawtooth reference signal is able to obtain a better stability.
Hartl et al. showed that electrons can directly transfer between the redox center of the enzyme catalase and the nitrogen-doped diamond films (n-type, 1 3.33 Ω·cm) with a lower background current and a better stability than gold electrodes.
The activity of cellulase improved as a result of the immobilisation, which provided a better stability at higher temperatures.
Shalala cited several key reasons for deciding to move, including the university's belief that the A.C.C could provide greater long-term financial security as well as what Miami perceived as the A.C.C.'s better stability and similarities between Miami and universities in the A.C.C., particularly academically.
Nevertheless, Beijing can learn from Singapore's model, which offers a better balance between stability and flexibility.
A high algorithm index value indicates better stability of an algorithm.
The results may be extended also to similar superconducting structures with not very high coupling losses, but requiring better stability, because current sharing between superconducting parts is necessary for electromagnetic stability of longer conductors.
