Sentence examples for better alignment of from inspiring English sources
It's a better alignment of their resources and demographics.
Better alignment of incentives among doctors, hospitals and patients would yield savings and improved quality.
A better alignment of rewards with the long-term performance of the bank and its investments could reduce the incentive to maximize profit in the short run and shrug off the possibility that the bet sours just around the corner.
Federal Head Start officials say the tests are a work in progress toward a better alignment of Head Start curriculum with the goals of preparing every child for kindergarten.
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.
His proposed Ecological Impact Fund would explicitly link the accessibility of an innovation to its value, creating a "much better alignment of the private reward with the social benefit," Dr. Pogge said in an interview.
Nanofibers with the thinner diameter have to result in higher rigidity and tensile strength due to better alignments of lamellae along the fiber axis.
We believe our method generates better alignments of interacting residues due to its use of a contact map representation of protein interfaces instead of the all-atom-based representation used by MAPPIS.
In proteins which have different folds, ProBiS produces better alignments of the residues in the similar binding site detected by Russell et al. (1998) than either DaliLite, MolLoc or MultiBind to judge from the calculated RMSD between these residues.
UV embossed alignment layers with patterned spacers provided mechanical stability and better alignment properties of LC molecules in a bent environment, compared with LC device with the phase-separated polymer walls.
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).
