Sentence examples for better oriented from inspiring English sources
The intensity different of the (002) diffraction between samples, indicating Sample 2 had a better oriented growth along only the (101) and c-axis orientation condoned in comparison to Sample 1 [15].
They can be a means of escape from worldly woes, but they also may lead the visionary prophet back down to earth, where he may try to get people to become better oriented to transcendental realities — by making art, for example.
We expected that farmers with access to extension would be better oriented towards market sales since they are better informed not only on production but also on marketing issues.
Another possible explanation for the difference in reactivity between 3 and 2 may be attributed to the alcohol pendant in 3 being better oriented to serve as a proton acceptor from a Cu II -bound aqua ligand, whiCu II -boundilitaquaits deprotonation and the subsequent nucligandlic attack of the Cu(II)-hydroxide moiety towhich the substrate.
Of course, I do have a variety of comments that might be of some use for revision or could just help the interested reader to become better oriented in this rather complex tangle of problems.
It becomes increasingly apparent that the studies on the regulatory mechanisms of gene expression can be better oriented and more meaningful with a clear understanding of the expression pattern of the gene.
For a business, you should have a sign with the company name easily within view, to better orient your guests.
Diffraction from dried fibers maintained at nominal 100% relative humidity (RH) showed relatively stronger amyloid diffraction and better orientation than oriented sol patterns.
"The idea is to better orient people visually by connecting different areas of the center, to make it easier to navigate and facilitate the shopping experience".
Therefore, in order we are to better orient and introduce the future workplace, it is very useful tool of immersive technologies CAVE.
A molecular classification should help sort patients into less heterogeneous and more appropriate groups regarding the metastatic risk and the therapeutic response, with the consequences of better predicting evolution and better orienting the treatment.
