Sentence examples for be a better representative from inspiring English sources

The simulation results from DISPATCH and CA are more similar than those from the percolation algorithm; however, the latter appeared to be a better representative of observed fire spread processes due to its underlying assumption of fire spread mechanisms.

Moreover, we found that the modified values of ST at mean progress variable ¯c ≈ 0.5 show good agreements between Bunsen-type and spherical flames, suggesting that ST determined at flame surfaces with ¯c = 0.5 may be a better representative of itself regardless of the flame geometries.

Hence, the sample could be a better representative of the English language learners, from low- proficient learners to high proficient ones.

However, ethanol should be a better representative than DMAc because most of the reported polymeric nanofibers in literature were fabricated using solvents with good volatilities.

In these situations, the median (less sensitive to extreme values) is generally considered to be a better representative of the central location of the data.

"People feel that there may be a better representative than he is," Zschau said.

Democrats must now ask themselves: Who would have been a better representative for the party in that region?

Deidre Sullivan, a lifelong friend from Pound Ridge, said: "It wasn't always chic to be a Republican or a conservative, but nobody is a better representative of the younger Republicans than Ari.

There has never been a better representative of the rich and powerful.

I might quibble a little bit and suggest that Microsoft or Amazon are a bigger deal than Starbucks, that Minnesota should be represented by Target, and that Darden Restaurants (i.e., Olive Garden, Red Lobster, and Capital Grill) is a better representative of Florida than Hooters.

As such, the OI is a better representative of oxygenation dysfunction.