Sentence examples for more adequate representation from inspiring English sources

This implies that the Cobb-Douglas frontier is a more adequate representation of the data than the Translog frontier.

Insights from our study may stimulate developments of explicitly assessing and managing urban ecosystem services using aggregated indicators such as the BAR and may highlight the importance of a more adequate representation of the urban environment in decision-making processes in other cities in the future.

Potential solutions for these situations include the use of improved automated alignments based on secondary structure, manual curation of alignments for selected distantly-related sequences, and more adequate representation of all phylogenetic groups in the sequence databases.

However, children with acute facial nerve palsy without meningitis were not included, which qualifies our NeBoP score as a more relevant predictive test with a more adequate representation of all children being evaluated for LNB in a relevant European setting.

Obviously, a continuous representation of time is more adequate to model the succession of production activities compared to a discrete time scale which is common in classical lot sizing.

The significance of fractional-order representation is that it is more adequate to describe real world systems than those of integer-order models [2].

More importantly, it calls into question whether metapopulation models provide an adequate representation of population dynamics in dendritic habitat networks.

More specifically, they state that working memory is important for (1) adequate representation of self-regulatory goals, (2) the control of attention, and (3) protecting goals from interferences such as desires and craving.

While a need for more staff is necessary for an effective delivery of quality health services, adequate representation of women in highly trained cadres is imperative to enhance responses to some gender-specific roles and needs.

Consequently, one can argue that if students' problem-solving strategies are built upon an adequate representation of their conceptual knowledge in a specific domain, they are more likely to develop expertise (Taasoobshirazi and Glynn 2009).

A current shortcoming in the more rigorous analysis of racial disparities in HNSCC is a dearth of study cohorts with adequate representation of minority patients.