The phrase "a better suitability" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used when comparing the appropriateness or fit of something in a specific context, but the phrase itself is awkward.
Example: "After reviewing the candidates, we found that John had a better suitability for the role than the others."
Alternatives: "a more suitable option" or "a greater fit".
Virtual screening of the ChemBridge CNS-Set™, a database having compounds with a better suitability for central nervous system based disorders followed by docking and analysis of the ligand protein interactions resulted in the identification of eight prospective compounds with considerable diversity.
BNP declines more rapidly than NT-proBNP during the first 24 hours, suggesting a better suitability for early risk stratification.
In 1-year survivors, BNP declines more rapidly than NT-proBNP during the first 24 hours, suggesting a better suitability for early risk stratification during hospitalization compared with NT-proBNP.
A hysteresis counter is applied to eliminate short AF segments to reduce false AF alarms for better suitability in a monitoring environment.
From analysis of actual flutter derivatives data, it is found that the Least Squares method is an adequate method to estimate Normal distribution parameters and it might have better suitability than the Bayesian Estimation method and the Maximum Likelihood method.
The results show the better suitability of the method of extended Kalman filter for composition estimation in multicomponent batch distillation.
Results of the investigation evidenced that pseudo second-order model has better suitability to explain the sorption of zinc on the surface of Geobacillus toebii and Geobacillus thermoleovorans.
The results evidence better suitability and reliability of SWV measurements in analysis of kinetics of ET reactions of weakly adsorbed species.
Although there is no known animal model for human disease, large animal models have demonstrated better suitability for translation to humans.
The authors concluded that better suitability of the Bangham's model exists to interpret the sorption of zinc ion in liquid phase on the surface of Cedrus deodara sawdust against intra particle model.
This may suggest that the WW-domain folding process is stirred by energetic and topological factors as well, and it highlights the better suitability of chemically based models in simulating mutations.
