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Consequently, ( C, 1 ) ( E, 1 ) gives better approximation than the individual methods ( C, 1 ) and ( E, 1 ).

However, deviations can be long and persistent and the mean can shift, so that GBM could provide a better approximation than the more complex MRM, especially considering that the data covers a relatively short time span.

The refining improvement of (18c) gets more pronounced with the second order approximation process as a second order approximation is certainly a better approximation than the first order approximation.

The results show that the hypothesis is certainly true for EIN/HPr-E5C, because the full encounter ensemble provides much better approximation than the native complex, particularly for residues 59 97 and 160 167.

This was more pronounced when ΨS_mean or ΨS_Q25 was used as a covariate in ANOVA models, although using ΨS_Q25 yielded slightly better approximations than the two other soil water potential estimates (Table  5).

It is further demonstrated, by application of this example, that the MSE represents a better approximation than does the classical linearised shallow water equation (SWE) in the case of extremely small depth.

Better approximations than those in Equations 17 and 119 are obtained by making only one of the two assumptions above.

The proposed method has better approximation than conventional design schemes since the orders of compensators of a GMVCS law do not increase even if a dead-time increases.

The solution derived was validated with numerical simulation and was shown to be a better approximation than an existing solution to the Boussinesq equation linearized in terms of h.

In general, the continued fraction method could provide a better approximation than others, and has less numerical computations.

A set of experimental results shows that the proposed method achieves better approximation accuracy than the Bezier-based method and the GA-based method.