Sentence examples for better consistent from inspiring English sources

Our model is better consistent with the experiments when Φs>0.01.

Using meshless method to analyze the thermomechanical model is better consistent with the natural behavior of large-displacement compliant mechanisms than using the standard finite element method (FEM).

The skin friction and heat transfer predicted by the improved theory are found to be better consistent with the experimental or numerical experimental data than the original theory.

The results of the new model are in better consistent with shale volumes from X-ray diffraction analysis in Site 1173 and well-log inversion in the exploratory hole.

While that demonstrated the strength of the relationship between the two countries, it was also rooted in practicality, as locations such as Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico boasted more airspace and better consistent flying weather than could be found in Germany.

Team performance director Stuart Horsepool, who had spent years convincing doctors, nutritionists and psychologists to lend their time for free, sat down with funding body UK Sport after the Games and made his case for better, consistent funding, to develop a successful infrastructure like cycling.

In addition, existing business rules are sometimes described as requiring judgment, but in actuality they can be turned into more-accurate and more-consistent algorithms for better, more-consistent decision making.

But Lilly says he doesn't think much about that; he's just trying to get better, more consistent.

Southern's passenger services director, Alex Foulds, said when the timetable changes were announced last week that the cuts would mean "a better, more consistent service".

STEPHEN BROBECK, executive director of the Consumer Federation of America, a consumer group based in Washington, said banks should give customers better, more consistent deals.

Minor, yes, but when unprecedented claims are based on just a few words, those words had better be consistent.