Sentence examples for model which better from inspiring English sources
We apply two different models to our data: a newly developed generalized model and a simplified version of that model which better describes the observed relation of our measurements to the square root of the product viscosity density.
"The healthcare industry can do a better job for patients, families, and communities by employing a model which better leverages the primary care setting, data, and modern technology to give patients much better options and care".
Although it is clear that humans cannot be used as subjects in many experiments, a model which better represents the human response would be a logical step forward.
In this case, the improvement in sSn is a result of an improved motif model, which better fits the known occurrences.
The new strategy applied for BLUP|GA is a favorable alternative to the standard GBLUP model, which better accounts for the genetic architecture of the quantitative trait under consideration.
The r-trend and r-spline models produce smoother incidence curves than the variable- r model, which better agrees with the expectation that the force of infection will evolve smoothly over time.
This has led to the development of several culture models, which better support hepatocyte differentiation, notably the use of fetal hepatoblast cultures7 as well as the micropatterning of PHH and non-hepatic stromal cells8.
Recently there has been a shift from two-dimensional to three-dimensional culture models, which better reflect the tissue environment found in vivo [ 42, 43].
MCOIN is also shown to choose models which better match known sites at higher levels of motif conservation, based on ROC analysis.
New preclinical models, which better replicate clinically-relevant attributes of cancer, such as chemoresistance, metastasis and cellular heterogeneity, may identify novel anti-cancer mechanisms and increase the success of drug development.
First, a potential limitation of this study was that subcutaneous tumor xenografts may behave differently compared with orthotopic or transgenic mouse models, which better reflect the microenvironment of human cancers.
