Sentence examples for more accurate distribution from inspiring English sources
The DMB model also produced more realistic (less 'peaky') time series of sand flux than the other two models, and a more accurate distribution of sand flux data.
This article modifies a theoretical model originally developed by Brookmeyer and others for the inhalational anthrax incubation period distribution in humans by using a more accurate distribution to represent the in vivo bacterial growth phase and by extending the model to represent the time from exposure to death, thereby allowing the model to be fit to nonhuman primate time-to-death data.
These sites require more accurate distribution networks because, like FedEx, their packages always have to arrive on time.
If available, it would however be useful to employ an indicator of the spatial spread of these flows for a more accurate distribution.
Therefore, to obtain more accurate distribution estimators, we performed parametric bootstrapping by simulating datasets using the same phylogenetic tree and the maximum likelihood parameter estimates (MLEs) from the independent model [47].
Moreover, in the present study, the DD genotypes were confirmed by an additional confirmatory PCR that resulted in more accurate distribution of ACE genotypes.
Depending on the more accurate Q distribution, seismic resolution can be improved after Q compensation migration.
In many cases, a more accurate temperature distribution is needed and using a constant heat partition to evaluate the temperature rise at the interface can lead to over-design or under-design of the components.
The results on the simulated data, test rig data, and industrial gearbox data show that the proposed method is superior to the traditional HHT in feature extraction and can produce a more accurate time frequency distribution for the inspected signal.
Due to the high degree of agglomeration of the particles, it is difficult to give a more accurate size distribution.
However, we recommend not to aggregate the dimensional scores into one single score as more site-specific data from different sites are needed to assign more accurate weight distribution for each sustainability dimension in the different sites.
