Sentence examples for better conform with from inspiring English sources
Since Close Encounters was filmed anamorphically, the visual effects sequences were shot in 70 mm film to better conform with the 35 mm film used for the rest of the movie.
Somsak said the table was changed for one reason only: to better "conform with the scientific evidence". But the upshot was that in many cases the burden shifted from the government to prove the shot didn't cause injury to the petitioner to show that it did.
Altogether, an in situ model might better conform with the patients' requirements, and these always have to be weighed against the background of protracted cancer-related therapies.
Such a justification can have the following form: "Given this agent's deliberative limitations, the balance of first-order reasons will likely be better conformed with if he or she refrains from acting for certain of those reasons".
This diagnostic accuracy of 92 % better conforms with clinical requirements for dementia diagnosis [ 66] and has a similarly good diagnostic performance as established CSF biomarkers [ 64].
Pulse position modulation (PPM) with a truncated sinc pulse has been shown to better conform to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations and provide a lower error probability than other signals.
In Maharashtra, the splitting of an FSW TI was coupled with a reorganization of the new TIs' boundaries to better conform to the geographic realities of the area.
They're getting a major rework this time around, with many of them having their abilities tweaked or buffed to better conform to a core fantasy that the developer is trying to communicate.
Various changes to better conform to standard C++ programming practices.
After affine alignment, tissue can be stretched to better conform to anatomy.
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