Sentence examples for be a better procedure from inspiring English sources

In such a case, Bayesian concordance analysis (BCA) would be a better procedure to use, because it does not assume one single evolutionary history.

Immunohistochemical markers to detect proteins involved in the synthesis (e.g. tyrosine hydroxylase and l-dopa decarboxylase), degradation (monoamine oxidase), and membrane transport (dopamine transporter (DAT)) of DA proved to be a better procedure to estimate the number of DA neurons.

"It's too soon to tell whether this is a better procedure than the other one, but if it's proven that this type of mechanism was perhaps a little excessive, I'm sure the department will come up with another method" to distract and disorient suspects.

So either gavage or food and drink might be a better exposure procedure for animal models.

Sleeve gastrectomy with duodenojejunal end-to-side anastomosis (SG-DJESA) was suggested to be a better-designed procedure to avoid this risk, and it also has other advantages.

A protocol would be a better term for a mandatory procedure.

Considering the rigid-body process is an efficient way to reduce computational complexity, introducing some flexibility during the modeling procedure, or at least parts of the procedure, could be a better choice.

Our study showed that lower serum IL-6 level is found after LAG treatment, compared with the IL-6 level found after OG treatment, suggesting that LAG is a better surgical procedure in treating GC patients, in light of the adverse consequences of IL-6 mediated inflammation in GC patients.

There is a need for a better procedure for determining when justices will be recused and who will enforce those rules.

This is a better-controlled procedure than that used in previous methods in which the testing situation differs across conditions.

"An arduous and impoverishing delirium, that of composing immense books," Jorge Luis Borges remarked in the prologue to "Ficciones," his own best-known anthology of short stories; a "better procedure is to simulate that those books already exist and offer a commentary".