Sentence examples for better correlation of from inspiring English sources
Kinetic study showed that the pseudo-second-order model provided a better correlation of experimental data.
The fixed bed analysis showed the better correlation of breakthrough data by both Thomas and Yoon-Nelson models.
Based on the findings of property-data-model analysis, new structural parameters are defined and included in the GC-model to provide additional structural information for compounds having large correlation errors and to thereby improve accuracy of ΔfH°gas predictions through better correlation of data.
A better correlation of the limit states with these parameters needs further investigation for more complex frame cases.
Modifying the coefficient in this way helps to preserve the original form of the Gardner equation for a better correlation of subsequent results.
A better correlation of νmax was obtained with the σp+ substituent constants [23] than with the σp constants in all solvents, which indicates extensive delocalization in the arylazo group.
The better correlations of dynamical models were also found in the 11-year period of 2002-2012 (Barnston et al. 2012).
It arose that the method following the climate directive provided better correlations of the epiphytic lichen composition and climate parameters than the data confirming to the immission guideline.
Forests were good predictors of the short-term annual number of rainy days, consistent with the findings of other studies that found better correlations of rainy days with forests than with total rainfall (Meher-Homji 1980 , 1991 Wilk et al. 2001).
During the earlier mission period, clearly better correlations of EPIs are obtained in the northern hemisphere, implying more fragmented irregularities in the southern hemisphere where the ambient magnetic field is low.
However, Ertel and colleagues [ 19] reported that the MODS score had a better correlation to development of SIRS and seemed to be more predictive for post-traumatic complications and outcome of injured patients.
