Sentence examples for for better index from inspiring English sources

Several improvements on the earlier design are proposed; a light emitting diode at 650 nm wavelength instead of a laser diode or He Ne laser is used as a light source for better index precision, and a simple longitudinal linear scanning and a curve fitting techniques are adapted instead of a servo control for maintaining an optical confocal arrangement.

Since methanol is miscible in water, it may prove useful to vary the proportions of water and methanol (or other liquids) to create a full spectrum of immersion liquids that could be matched to different types of tissue for better index matching.

Instead, he said, Vanguard is just looking for better indexes.

The search for better indexes or parameters that can best predict weaning outcome has been attempted by most international weaning researchers.

It is similar to an introduction to an website's content, which enables the site visitors to obtain faster use of what they're searching for, and leads the net spiders to uncover any major web pages from the website for better indexing.

From our multivariable models, it suggested that the index of central obesity, especially WHtR, was better index for identifying the risk for gout in this population than were WC and WHR.

They conclude that F10.7 is a better index for the description of the solar activity than Rz.

We further illustrate that CDE is a better index for the channel distribution using example in Figure 5.

QR thus appears to be a better index for estimating the statistical and ecological significance of a modular pattern.

Instead, the elastic stored energy (Gs) combining the residual stress and coating thickness is a better index for evaluating the wear resistance of hard coatings.

By the comparison of the outflow speed obtained by interplanetary scintillation measurements with observed pho-tospheric field strength Kojima et al. (2005) have found that the solar wind velocity is better correlated with surface magnetic field strength, divided by the expansion factor, Br,0/f: They claim that Br,0/f is a better index for the speed of solar wind than individual 1/f or Br,0.