The phrase "a more useful parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the usefulness of different parameters in a specific context, such as research, data analysis, or technical discussions.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that a more useful parameter for predicting outcomes is the average response time rather than the total response count."
Alternatives: "a more effective metric" or "a more relevant variable".
In contrast, Fleischhack et al. suggested that procalcitonin is a more useful diagnostic parameter in febrile cancer patients than IL-6, IL-8 and CRP [ 18].
The extrema are not of any great interest in themselves, but are used in the calculation of several more useful parameters.
We will also evaluate more useful parameters such as subgraph centrality and information centrality to calculate the node importance in both directed and undirected networks [ 58].
Indeed, size criteria do not seem to be accurate enough to properly evaluate the radiologic impact of treatment combining chemotherapy and bevacizumab, and morphologic characteristics are thought to be more useful parameters (Chun et al, 2009).
These various measures are all related, but from the standpoint of developing an analytical model for coating variability, fractional residence time is a more useful and intuitive parameter as it determines the fraction of total run time that a tablet spends in the spray.
This study suggests that PCT, when measured periodically, is a more useful diagnostic inflammation parameter in pediatric neutropenic-fever patients than CRP [ 26].
(For instance, "No, sorry, I'm busy" would have been a more useful alternative than "Sure, anytime" in the example above). The team has corrected for this, to some extent, by adding a parameter that encourages the machine to choose disparate responses ones that have sufficient distance between them when plotted as vectors in semantic space.
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However, if the eGFR were properly regarded as an age-, gender-, and race-adjusted serum creatinine, it could be reported at all values and become a more clinically useful parameter.
