The phrase "as a better parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the selection or evaluation of parameters in a specific context, such as research, data analysis, or modeling.
Example: "In our study, we found that using temperature as a better parameter improved the accuracy of our predictions."
Alternatives: "as a more effective measure" or "as a superior variable".
We felt that using the whole-body activity would be a better parameter as the bones in the affected leg could have increased uptake due to increased blood flow to that leg secondary to the Charcot process, which could explain why the above study did not show any difference.
It showed that the OSASW, as compared with the optic nerve-sheath diameter, was a better parameter to assess the ICP.
We regarded variables against which physicians are more equally distributed as better parameters of community attractiveness: that is, better parameters of medical demand and/or urban amenities.
Interestingly, in a cohort of patients with small cell lung carcinoma, one of the most aggressive tumors known, autoantibodies to ZIC2 are present in 28% of patients, and the presence of these autoantibodies is associated with less aggressive clinical parameters such as a better response to initial therapy [ 14].
Molecular subtyping was a better prognostic parameter than histopathological grade.
We found that protein accumulation increased substantially above a critical mesh size, which was distinct from the protein diffusivity trend, highlighting the importance of using protein accumulation as a parameter to better predict the cell fates in addition to protein diffusivity, a parameter commonly reported by researchers studying protein diffusion in hydrogels.
The present results suggest that cell cycle parameters such as SPD and/or LI could be better parameters for 5-FU sensitivity prediction than TS gene expression and/or activity.
A better CBP fermentation parameter, such as SSR (solid-to-solution ratio), ORP (oxidation-reduction potential), and HRT (hydraulic retention time) will be considered to monitor the cellulose conversion rate in the future.
