Sentence examples for be a better alignment from inspiring English sources

Based on the results of this study, it is evident that there needs to be a better alignment between the formally delivered curriculum, and what students perceive is needed to pass the examinations.

It's a better alignment of their resources and demographics.

Once the first crystal is mature, however, a newly nucleating magnetosome particle next to it will be subject to magnetic orientation forces, that in silico were shown to promote consistent crystallographic orientation.[ 8] RS-1 with its switch from isometric to anisotropic crystal growth appears to be a better candidate to test the physical alignment hypothesis.

This is in agreement with the results obtained in horses [ 7], and could be explained by a better alignment between the transducer and the blood flow from the left hemi thorax.

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

For images with a large area of absorbing features, inversion can be shut off to achieve a better alignment.

All these concerns notwithstanding, you are never going to have a better alignment of the stars for making a deal than you have now in the Clinton-Arafat-Barak trio.

A proactive palliative care program focusing on critically ill patients with chronic and irreversible limitations is feasible and results in a better alignment of a patient's or their family's wishes and medical-related decisions and attitudes.

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).

Since our ultimate goal is to predict 3D structure for a target, reference-independent alignment accuracy is a better measurement than reference-dependent alignment accuracy.

It is a far better alignment of incentives than allowing Washington to gamble trillions, leaving someone else holding the bag.