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The TCNS was modified (into the mTCNS, shown in Table 2) to better capture a categorical scale of simple sensory tests, which are better representative of the early dysfunction in DSP, and to eliminate reflex testing, which represent the late-stage pathophysiology of DSP, are highly variable between raters [ 13], age dependent and heavily weighted in the TCNS [ 9].

In other words, the candidates we elect should be better representative of the rest of us Americans.

But it would be hard to find a better representative of the "donor class" than DeVos, whose family has been allied with Charles and David Koch for years.

Hopefully in the next few years we'll see the results filtering through in the form of a pro scene better representative of the player base.

Episode two, which goes out next Tuesday, is probably a better representative of just how far Louie is prepared to bend the sitcom format.

By Cora Frazier The SAT college entrance exam is undergoing sweeping revisions . . . to make the exam better representative of what students study in high school and the skills they need to succeed in college and afterward.

What better representatives of the extremely poor could there be?

The better representatives of the genre, of course, do more than that.

It helps that Ryan has led the Jets out of the shadow cast by their historically more successful city rivals, the Giants – and arguably made them better representatives of their brash home town, where everyone has an opinion.

The public can do that for themselves through their legislatures, which, no matter how imperfect, will always be better "representatives of the popular will" than judges.The constitution gave us a democracy to "endure for generations" by which we can make any kind of society we want.

These feature vectors were better representatives of the signals' characteristics, and resulted in a significantly higher classification accuracy rate.