Sentence examples for corresponding better from inspiring English sources

The interactive methods outperformed their a posteriori counterparts, and could discover solutions corresponding better to the DM preferences.

This bears the promise of using, selectively and focused, some bat species as animal models corresponding better to the human condition, particularly when searching for regulatory factors.

In contrast, we identified several clear outliers in each dataset, with in some cases the genetically inferred ancestry corresponding better to the geographic location than their self-reported ethnicities.

In these conditions, about one-third of the cells are in quiescent state, thereby corresponding better to proliferation status of tumoral cells compared with 2D cell culture.

Gross discrepancies in the incidence of positive results between culturing and PCR have been reported, the latter corresponding better to bacterial loads observed by immunofluorescence microscopy and inflammatory response measurements.

Therefore, a DNA walking approach, corresponding better to the need of enforcement laboratories, has been developed and validated on unprocessed and processed food matrices containing minute amounts of GM targets.

The larval stage enables an animal to avoid such hazards; it provides a mode of life and corresponding organization better suited to the smaller size of the newly emerged organism.

The quality measure gives positive numbers, the bigger values corresponding to better overlapping.

Larger ion diffusion coefficient and electrode electrical conductivity led to larger EDL capacitance at large scan rates corresponding to better charging performance.

Neurologists, who didn't know which treatment each participant had received, determined the patients' facial function score on a scale of 200, with higher numbers corresponding to better movement.

Respondents indicate the degree to which each item applies to them on a scale of 'never' (scored 0) to 'often' (scored 3), to give a total score out of 57, with higher scores corresponding to better QOL.