Sentence examples for intensity is better from inspiring English sources

This theory predicts the right WGM resonance wavelengths, but their relative intensity is better described by an elaboration of Mie theory (EMT) formulated by H. Chew [25, 26].

Kerry's earnest intensity was better suited to Yale, where he forged passionate and enduring friendships.

Sade's musical detail and emotional intensity are better appreciated by younger generations than by some of her original cohort.

The number of peripheral pain areas and peripheral pain intensity are better predictors of overall FM pain than the TPS, and this seems to indicate their pathogenetic relevance [ 37] and may explain why SAPS has good discriminant power.

Note that comparing TMS intensities is better controlled than merely comparing AG TMS vs. none.

Please note that the comparison of different TMS intensities is better controlled in such respects than would be the case if instead comparing effective TMS to no TMS whatsoever.

The cross correlation of daily values of coronal hole areas at the eastern limb of the Sun constructed from the ground based measurements of the green coronal line and daily mean cosmic ray intensities over long time periods shows asymmetry: at the maximum of their 27 day cycle, cosmic ray intensities are better correlated with coronal hole areas ∼66 days before than with the current value.

However, we note that the RCA-I staining intensities were better correlated with node grades than tumor stages.

This could explain why sound intensity discrimination is better towards the higher frequencies (1 6 kHz; Fletcher and Munson, 1933).

With progression of fibrosis, the proportion of high-signal Gd-containing pixels (i.e., fibrosis) increases and, therefore, the pixel intensity histogram is better fitted by a mixture of two Gaussian distributions than a single Gaussian.

Although adhering to activity guidelines was associated with substantial mortality benefits, we also show that engaging in any bouts of at least moderate intensity activity is better than none, with the hazard of mortality reduced by approximately 20%% in those achieving low or moderate activity levels compared to inactive individuals.