Sentence examples for describing much better from inspiring English sources

Having a relatively low credibility of a linear model in mind, we initiated the research programme to develop an empirical general model which should be capable of describing much better the relations between the polyurethane structures and SFE values of polymer films and coats obtained from those polyurethanes.

It has a non-Newtonian behavior which may be described much better using fractional derivatives.

This part of your personal security in the cryptocurrency world is described much better than others.

Also, predator feeding can be described much better over a range of predator-prey abundances by using Beddington-DeAngelis-type functional response.

The log-transformed serum concentrations were described much better by a normal distribution than by the untransformed concentrations.

The word "toff " does not describe Boris Johnson much better than Red Ken describes Ken Livingstone.

Kubica was yesterday brought out of a coma induced after the operation and his condition has been described as "much better" by his team.

"I'm a language therapist," she said, "but I can't even think of the word to describe how much better this has made my life".

"He is so far in front of any player in the world at the moment, it's hard to describe how much better he is than everybody.

A P-value assigned to each element in the aggregated list described how much better it was ranked than expected.

These p-values are easier to interpret, more meaningful and easier to compare than weighted mean distances: They describe how much better the results taken from the bioinformatics tools are, compared to "pathways" based on selecting genes randomly, and they are not affected by topological bias in the network.