Sentence examples for a more suitable definition from inspiring English sources

More recently, the use of oxygen dependency at 36 weeks PCA has been proposed as a more suitable definition of BPD [ 23].

More recently, the use of oxygen dependency at 36 weeks postconceptional age (PCA) has been proposed as a more suitable definition of BPD.[ 27] Both definitions of BPD predict long term respiratory abnormalities.

In OCE, the local strain, ε l, is a more suitable definition [ 1– 3, 20]: ε l = Δ d Δ z, (2 where Δ d is the change in displacement measured over an axial depth range Δ z, which defines the axial resolution of the local strain measurement.

This formulation is based on a new and more suitable definition of the impulse response function matrix for such systems.

One could, of course, use alternative, more suitable definitions of "income" for specific purposes.

The first step starts with the definition of the reference geometry which is converted into a more suitable format for neutronic analysis with Monte Carlo codes.

Meanwhile, the search continues for a more suitable job title.

It's hard to think of a more suitable reply.

There won't be a more suitable pitch for them.

Eventually Joe was moved into a more suitable position.

Audi Field, which opened last month, was a more suitable option.