Sentence examples for better represented by a from inspiring English sources

In fact, its proportions are better represented by a crêpe or a tortilla.

The retired pastor also said, "The people of Cullman County and their principles are better represented by a Republican".

"It will be for the Scottish people to determine whether we are properly protected in Europe and better represented by a government that we actually elect.

The methanolysis reaction is better represented by a zero-order kinetic scheme than by a pseudo-first-order scheme; the activation energy was determined to be (31.3 ± 1.8) kJ mol−1.

are better represented by a queuing system.

This is reasonable as highway network is better represented by a linear 1-D feature rather than a 2-D feature.

However, it appears that, environmental variables other than temperature may have a scaling effect rather than altering the rate of height development, and are therefore better represented by an anamorphic rather than a common-asymptote family of curves.

The 2T4k+VB model performed well overall, but in some cases, it rendered the fitting algorithm unable to find the global minimum, especially in the muscle regions where the slow monotonically increasing uptake was better represented by an irreversible model.

In summary, it appears that temperature effects on P. radiata height growth may be better approximated by a family of common-asymptote curves, while the effects of other environmental factors such as nutrition and water availability may be better represented by an anamorphic family of curves.

In summary, the whole dataset is better represented by an exponential function than a power law, but splitting the data into quadrants allows much better estimation of thickness trends with distance from source with little difference in fit between exponential and power-law trends.

This approach apparently underestimates the well established concept that the native state of a protein is better represented by an ensemble of conformers [ 25- 27].