Sentence examples for better in the range of from inspiring English sources

It has been found that the GFA is much better in the range of unstable intermetallic compound (AlNi) than that of adjacent stable intermetallic compound (AlNi3).

As a result the integrated quantities from the Java calculator are accurate to 4 digits or better in the range of q from 0.01 to 100.

It has been shown that relatively low levels of innervation can produce a grade 4 contraction and that its sensitivity is better in the range of 0 to 3 grades and for diagnosis of nerve deficits [ 41, 42].

It is observed that inclination angle is the most significant factor influencing both surface roughness and chip cross-sectional area and can give better results in the range of 30 45°.

The external quantum efficiency (EQE, see Fig. 3d) of PbS CQDs cells shows better response in the range of 400 800 nm for those with hybrid ligands.

Better inhibition (KIs in the range of 154 654 nM) was observed for benzenesulfonamides incorporating aminoalkyl/carboxyalkyl moieties or halogenosulfanilamides; benzene-1,3-disulfonamides; simple heterocyclic sulfonamides and sulfanilyl-sulfonamides.

On the other hand, nano or micro porous carbons from various sources like wood sawdust, dead neem leaves or waste coffee beans exhibit slightly better energy densities in the range of 8 55 W h Kg−1 (power densities ranging from 5 12 KW Kg−1) mostly because of the presence of well-distributed pores48,57,78.

Fibrous zinc has a better electrical performance in the range of porosities required for an efficient Zn air battery.

As reported (Buchholz and Graham 1998), the mole ratio of AAm/AA and the mole percentage of the cross-linker agent in the copolymerization reaction are better to be in the range of 2 10 mol ratio and 4 20 mol percentage, respectively.

Combining constraint-based punishment, specifically employing the case with the maximal punishment value 35, with punishment for going away from the reward, as described before (column 4 in panels A,B), did not provide better results, remaining in the range of an average of 13 14 steps to the goal with around 90% of successful trials.

However, we believe that the broader definition used in this study better reflects the range of decisions made in an ICU setting about the use of life-sustaining interventions.