Sentence examples for a more adequate description from inspiring English sources

However, their integration into the model awaits a more adequate description of these processes in A. ferrooxidans.

A discrete stochastic model is essentially a more adequate description for a biochemical system, but it has the disadvantage of being computationally expensive to simulate as well as requiring numerous independent simulations to be performed in order to calculate expectation values of various model outputs [ 26- 28].

Numerous models have been proposed for better describing this phenomenon, among them, we can cite the biparabolic model proposed in [11] for a more adequate mathematical description of heat and diffusion processes than the classical heat equation.

A more adequate account is based on a paraconsistent logic.

Is love a more adequate explanation for Jesus' crucifixion?

54 patients who underwent a staged revision had a follow-up of more than 2 years and an adequate description of antifungal treatment duration; 48 of them were treated successfully.

Later, when I talked to Cardarelli, he called it "meat with a personality". This feels like an adequate description, if not an appetizing one.

"Isolationist" seems a barely adequate description for Kennedy's worldview.

The pseudosecond order-model provided higher r values and lower values of RMS error in comparison to the pseudofirst-order model, thus is being considered more adequate for the description of the adsorption data, for all evaluated temperatures.

A kinetic model including rate parameters was presented, which gives an adequate description of the experimental data and provides much more detailed information than could be obtained from steady-state experiments.

Let us start by outlining the criteria for an adequate description of a theory.