Sentence examples for better correspond with from inspiring English sources

By modification of this model, the improved penetration model is created, whose results better correspond with experimental data.

With respect to the use of symptomatic medications, the TRADL quartiles appeared to better correspond with use of tremor-suppressing medications, although the most severely affected patients on both scales appeared less likely to use symptomatic medications.

A reduction of the cost related to non-adherence can, therefore, also be achieved by interventions aimed at increasing primary non-adherence, e.g. modifying the drug reimbursement system to better correspond with patients' secondary non-adherence.

These findings suggest that the workload they associate with salaried contracts better correspond with their preferred work-life balance, than the workload resulting from an activity based payment system (i.e. 78% work more hours than they prefer and 41% have more patients listed).c Notably, the association between (actual) working hours and preferences for contract is not found to be significant.

The half-life of 90Y (2.66 versus 6.71 days for 177Lu) better corresponds with the peptide residence time in the tumor [11] and therefore should lead to a higher tumor-to-RBM ratio.

The absence of LGE in our study cohort better corresponds with the theory of a developmental arrest [ 4, 5] as the underlying pathophysiology of LVNC than with the competing theory of a traumatic or ischemic pathophysiology [ 34].

"Off-camera he was lighter and more joyful, but with a certain melancholy, and I wanted to offer him something that would better correspond to his personality".

Further studies are needed to evaluate if a step-by-step progression is effective in producing a final treatment outcome that better corresponds to the digital setup with respect to other aligner systems.

The latter value agrees well with the short interplanar distance in crystalline form II (0.44 nm [43]), whereas the former one better corresponds to an intermediate form I' with the interplanar distance of 0.41 0.42 nm [44].

These findings lend further support to previous findings that increases in student engagement correspond with better learning outcomes (Craig et al. 2004; D'Mello and Graesser 2012; Pardos et al. 2014).

Indeed, there is a wide variation in visit schedules across countries, and higher numbers of visits do not necessarily correspond with better outcomes [ 3].