Sentence examples for better selection of the from inspiring English sources
This gives users a clear understanding of the platform and a better selection of the tools.
A better selection of the vocabulary can be obtained by using more text in the construction of the language model.
This combination enables a better selection of the segments which were not affected greatly by interference sources and use them to track the pitch contour which can be useful in the separation step.
The resolution of these issues is one of cost benefit: are the costs of a more intensive site assessment offset by better selection of the area to be planted?
The ADC geometry proved to allow a better selection of the particles size compared to the wire screen and the implementation of an alpha detector set in front of the sampling filter for semi-continuous activity measurements.
The results of our experiments provide information for a better selection of the mooring system for a wave energy converter when several constraints are taken into account (power production, maximum displacements, extreme tensions, etc).
When we can provide a tool for better selection of these patients, in particular for the selection of those with truly sterilised nodes, patients with a small tumour remnant (ypT1-2N0) may be safely stratified for a local excision, while patients with a complete response (ypT0N0) could go for a wait-and-see policy [ 6, 7].
The latter observation may also be explained by the better selection of patients in the single-institution study compared with the ABC-02 phase III randomised study (Valle et al, 2010).
The most likely explanations for these differences, as mentioned earlier, include the better selection of patients for laparoscopy, the impact of improved imaging, and the decreased proportion of potentially detectable lesions by laparoscopy (hepatic or peritoneal metastases).
Several factors may explain this progress, including a better selection of patients on the basis of previous functional status and advances in the management of acute complications such as variceal bleeding [ 44], hepatorenal syndrome [ 45], or septic shock as highlighted in the present study.
"Britain has a better selection of cheeses than the French now," says Mark Hartstone, whose Dorset restaurant La Fosse is renowned for its cheeseboard.
