Sentence examples for better adjustment of from inspiring English sources
The Mohr Coulomb yield criterion allows for better adjustment of the experimental data than the pressure-independent Tresca yield criterion.
The definition of the transformation hardening function allowed for a better adjustment of the numerical model weighted against experimental results.
The results show that external magnetic field during curing process allows better adjustment of the pressure-sensitivity of the FAQTCs with fewer nickel particles.
Selected lenses could be fitted with spacer rings for better adjustment of the image, so that the observable range of sample size is available from millimeter to meter.
Their removal might permit a better adjustment of supply to demand, and a larger output with consequent lower costs to the stronger companies which remain.
Use of renewable fuels and improvements in engine design and the better adjustment of engines to forestry operations could decrease these kinds of emissions.
Finally, acceptance of pain predicts better adjustment on measures of patient functioning than perceived pain intensity does, which continues to be true even when pain intensity is factored out (see [ 14, 15] for review papers on this subject).
Age was used as the time scale because of evidence of better adjustment for potential confounding by age (Thiébaut and Bénichou 2004).
Those reporting higher levels of religiosity experienced better adjustment to prison than those reporting lower levels of religiosity.
In addition, the bottom-up methodology used in this study provides better adjustment for the actual impact of smoking on health conditions and for population characteristics as it considers other differences in smokers and non-smokers regarding education and other risky behaviours besides smoking.
Potential improvements include better sensitivity, less susceptibility to interobserver variation, more uniform availability of data, more precise estimates of infection rates, and better adjustment for patients' coexisting illness.
