Sentence examples for it better represents from inspiring English sources

"Landmark" should have been the first original show out of the gate on Spotify, as it better represents the streaming music platform's larger goal with its expansion into its own video content.

We need to change our archaic voting system so that it better represents what people really want, and reform the Lords, as the Lib Dems have been advocating for years.

The mouse heart injection model represents the late stages in osteolytic metastasis but the newer orthotopic model has advantages because it better represents the whole process of metastasis.

"We think it better represents what we want to do, to allow people to get what they want when they want it," Dennis told me.

Here we visualise data from the next most robust division (Δ K6 = 198.5) as it better represents previously-described sub-structure within T. speciosissima[ 10].

Here, we were interested in mimicking severe and non-self-remitting disease, as it better represents human disease; therefore, we used the chronic G6PI model.

With so many people relating to this topic, why isn't it better represented in our culture?

Or is it better represented by the "bunch of guys" theory, put forward most persuasively by Marc Sageman, a forensic psychiatrist and former C.I.A. officer?

A quadratic, as opposed to a linear relationship between domain levels and choice was used in the model calculation as it better represented the data.

This protocol did not accurately reflect the posterior divergence of supratentorial portions of telencephalic vesicles from the midline (Valverde, 1998), but it better represented the narrow alignment of scars, when present, between medial and lateral pallial divisions.

This disparity among results may be attributed to the following factors: 1. the serum phosphate level was an average level measured during the follow-up period in our study, and thus it better represented the actual level compared with the use of only the baseline level.