The phrase "are more repeatable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the consistency or reliability of different methods, processes, or results.
Example: "The new testing procedures are more repeatable than the previous ones, leading to more reliable outcomes."
Alternatives: "are more consistent" or "are more reliable".
Both methods arrive at the same conclusion regarding repeatability of the data; results obtained are more repeatable for flights at lower altitudes.
We find that both approaches reach the same conclusion; lower altitudes are more repeatable.
However, from the plots taken together for both models we can draw a clear conclusion; lower flights are more repeatable.
The range for normal sitting posture is very wide compared to the upright and slouched postures which are more repeatable as they represent end of range positions.
5) Generally, larger standard deviations were found for the screw back-out cases, implying that the results of full insertion cases are more repeatable than those of the back-out cases.
Specifically, we use meta-analysis to ask whether different types of behaviours were more repeatable than others, and if repeatability estimates depended on taxa, sex, age, field versus laboratory, the number of measures and the interval between measures.
The piezoresistivity response was more repeatable for the elastomeric nanocomposites which have been previously deformed and relaxed under zero stress.
In terms of the experimental measurements, the semiautomatic method was more repeatable and reproducible, and less time-consuming and fastidious than the manual method.
W2 works tends to be more repeatable.
Learning to navigate these organizations isn't easy, but once the skill is mastered, it's more repeatable.
Thus, it should be more repeatable and a better measure to compare mesoporous nanoparticles with different pore morphologies.
