Sentence examples for more accurate structural from inspiring English sources

Identification of the location of internal motion will permit a more accurate structural representation.

The nonlinear models calculated significantly more accurate structural responses than the more-commonly used plastic-hinge model.

We compared the bird distribution models derived from these general-purpose vegetation maps with models derived from two more accurate structural vegetation maps built considering directly variables that influence bird habitat selection, one built from satellite images for this study and another obtained by improving the resolution and accuracy of the SINAMBA map with satellite data.

This indicated that MEM analysis, via repeated error correction, provided more accurate structural information.

Multi-atlas segments might be a method to make better use of them; this could generate more accurate structural segmentations of the brain by combining prior anatomical information from multiple atlases [88, 89].

In some cases, these problems also occur due to the application of inaccurate empirical dimensioning methods, without the wide use of computational tools, which would yield a more accurate structural analysis results.

The capability to characterise the 3D microscopic numerical representations of pores and mineral compositions enables more accurate pore structural characterisation and computations of permeability and various other physical properties of interest for reservoir sandstones for the purpose of petroleum exploration and production.

With these novel structural alphabets, we are able to construct more accurate protein structures than the state-of-art ab initio protein structure prediction programs such as ROSETTA.

Using an adaptation of the Q score, known as QH (a measure of structural homology) [ 85], that takes into account these alignment gaps, a more accurate representation of structural homology can be calculated.

In the present study, it is especially noteworthy that 1) the clinical measures were poorer predictors of outcome than the neurobiological measurements; and 2) that the visuospatial planning task and structural neuroimaging measures were not discriminative, which corresponds with previous reports of fMRI providing more accurate predictions than structural MRI (40).

An updated model provides more accurate prediction of structural behavior in future analyses.