The phrase "are better predicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or effectiveness of predictions regarding a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are better predicted by using advanced statistical models."
Alternatives: "are more accurately forecasted" or "are more effectively anticipated."
The frequent crops or land-use are better predicted.
Contemporary frequencies of protein antigen variants are better predicted by pre-PCV7 values (1998-2000) then the preceding period (2006-2008), suggesting balancing selection may have acted in maintaining variant frequencies in this population.
Compared with the previous simulation without consideration of coke distribution, this approach increases the computational time by a factor of 36% and shows no influence on hydrodynamic predictions, but the reaction quantities such as methanol conversion, mass fractions of gaseous products and selectivity of light olefins, are better predicted.
5.32% of the blocks are better predicted by rotational MCP.
36.99% of the blocks are better predicted using rotational MCP and 33.68% of the blocks have rotation angles within ±3°.
We hypothesized that the subscale scores are better predicted by the self-efficacy in laboratory tasks than in English.
They found time to progression of disease and prediction of adequate response was better predicted by CTTA parameters than previous RECIST and Choi criteria.
Experimental results show that many blocks can be better predicted by the proposed method, and therefore a higher prediction quality can be achieved with acceptable overheads.
Macroinvertebrate descriptors were better predicted by land cover whereas fish descriptors were better predicted by geomorphology.
In that case, the time courses should be better predicted by time-lagged versions of each other.
Degree of random deesterification (R) was better predicted than the degree of block deesterification (B).
