Sentence examples for a much better alignment between from inspiring English sources

There has to be a much better alignment between preclinical and clinical work.

His proposed Ecological Impact Fund would explicitly link the accessibility of an innovation to its value, creating a "much better alignment of the private reward with the social benefit," Dr. Pogge said in an interview.

Furthermore, a detailed comparison with the corresponding region of the single chitinase gene from T. kodakarensis clearly indicates that the deletion of an adenine residue at position 1006 allows a much better sequence alignment between P. furiosus and T. kodakarensis within this region.

But just by having a good, solid core, it helps your pelvis and your spine to be in a much better postural alignment, so you can maneuver through various activities without putting the low back at risk.

(During his three championships, the Patriots had a much better balance between offense and defense).

In contrast, the procedural improvements in phase II show a much better agreement between laboratories.

A much better correlation between laboratory results and anamnesis and skin tests was achieved in many cases.

It is clear that at high expression levels, there is a much better correlation between the two approaches.

Again, the GP histograms following the curve-fitting analysis are much more discrete, allowing for a much better distinction of lipid packing between the two conditions.

The process vs product engineering concept is proposed as one of the means to achieve a better alignment between the curriculum and industry needs.

The diagnostic criteria of MODS can be improved; we can look for a better alignment between diagnosis of MODS and its pathophysiology (uncontrolled systemic inflammation) and/or a better predictive value (mortality, post-PICU sequelae, quality of life).