Sentence examples for better quantitatively from inspiring English sources
The Civil War period fares better a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.
The Civil War period fares better — a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.
Recent development in ES research recommends that final ecosystem services to people should be used to better quantitatively account for the role of nature to improve human well-being from the economic perspective (Boyd and Banzhaf 2007).
As can be seen in Table 6 from the Acc and κ metrics, for instance, when compared with PBLS method, our method fairs better quantitatively.The methods are implemented using MATLAB R2010a.
A decision about the genotoxicity of a compound is, however, always based on several assays, and results from multiple or repeated genotoxicity assays have to be combined either qualitatively or, even better, quantitatively.
The protocol described here should be useful to better describe, quantitatively, each of these steps.
Compared with the widely used exponential decay model, the power function model performed better in quantitatively describing the change of R h with incubation time under a wide range of temperature (10 38 oC) and moisture (20 100% WHC) conditions in three subtropical forest soils.
Even if you use regular Blackwood, employing five no-trump to ask for specific kings is better than asking quantitatively for kings.
ElemNet having quantitatively better accuracy on the test sets is promising, but it still does not effectively capture whether this network is better at discovering stable compounds.
The results show that the performance of the proposed model is quantitatively better than the other compared models.
The introduction of a second sorption center in the model is proposed to reproduce the sorption behavior for larger alkanes quantitatively better, especially in the low-temperature region.
