Sentence examples for for more accurate evaluation from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this paper is to model and simulate a CO2 flow and its heat transfer characteristics in a storage site for more accurate evaluation of the safety of CO2 storage process.
Analysis of uncertainty identified allometric equations to be the largest contributor to total uncertainty in live-tree C stocks, indicating the need to develop more robust equations to reduce the uncertainty for more accurate evaluation of harvesting impacts in old ITRs.
This qualitative picture calls for more accurate evaluation of the stabilization or destabilization produced when two molecules interact.
It may be necessary to develop a new tracer kinetic model considering tumor heterogeneity for more accurate evaluation.
These findings highlight the necessity for more accurate evaluation of MRI to diminish false positive results and to predict which suspected MRI lesions will progress over time.
For more accurate evaluation of the performance of our methods we have to examine if there are any effects of increasing data volume on the performance of the different machine learning methods.
Most laboratories rely on visual observations for solubility measurements; however, instrumentation exists for more accurate evaluations.
For example, the new measures should allow for more accurate evaluations of the relationships between the ICF components as these measures should not be contaminated with other constructs in the model.
Specific amount of dietary supplements and dietary fats should be quantified for a more accurate evaluation on the risk for breast cancer in this population.
In this regard, Locker et al. [ 25] reaffirmed the need for a specific instrument, such as CPQ11 14 for a more accurate evaluation of the different perceptions of orthodontic conditions, and in turn, emphasized the need for further studies on the usefulness of these instruments.
By that, their subgrid evolution is approximated which serves for a more accurate evaluation of the source terms dependency on transported scalars whose non-linearity is the major cause of errors.
