Sentence examples for better representing the from inspiring English sources

If their aim was to improve on the limited, government-approved lines by better representing the genetic diversity of the American public, they might have inserted skin-cell DNA from African-Americans, American Indians, Asians, and so forth.

In order to improve the TFA, the assumption of uniformity of the inelastic strain distribution is removed, so that a nonuniform inelastic strain field, better representing the inelasticity distribution in the composite, is considered.

Whether conventional HTS encompasses the assessment of experimental conditions mostly in two-dimensional (2D) cultures, the advent of biofabrication technologies allowed screening to take over the third dimension, thus resulting in culture models better representing the physiological environment.

In these cases there is frequently a tendency to expand the complexity of the model to address the identified inconsistency whether or not such adjustments are based on better representing the reality of the system, or to simply produce results more in line with expectations.

In other words, the industry puts out a lot of not-so-diverse shows and movies that don't do so well, and comparatively fewer ones that are successful while better representing the makeup of the U.S. In film, the positive association between diversity and income held up even when individual budgets were taken into account, and regardless of genre.

Also, lawyers working on a contingency basis "tend to screen out the average worker because, if the lawyers are going to get a share of the recovery, they will do much better representing the well-paid managers" who lose more income by getting fired and therefore tend to get bigger settlements.

Which better represents the content of her life?

We think Mrs. Clinton better represents the full package of skills than does Mr. Lazio.

They hope to acquire more works to better represent the astonishing variety of his output.

Now it would be hard to think of anyone who better represents the musical establishment.

It also better represents the carbon's vulnerability to decomposition as the soil warms.