Sentence examples for more appropriate parameters from inspiring English sources

Finally, Agitation time, the system pressure and temperature were systemically investigated to find out more appropriate parameters for the production.

In this study, the present applications of Cowan M3 distribution and its parameters are discussed and more appropriate parameters that will define Turkish drivers' behavior are searched.

On the other hand, there might be more appropriate parameters as the ones chosen in this study.

Fehm and colleagues' data may ultimately suggest new and more appropriate parameters to consider systemic therapies in breast cancer – obtainable at various time points in various clinical situations, leading to more individualized treatment options.

When setting the more appropriate parameters to approximate FARMS and stepwise methods (selection based on BIC and setting the model with forced-in variables as baseline model), forward selection provided a slightly worse model when using HLA variables; otherwise, the models obtained with FARMS and stepwise methods were the same and only differed in the time needed.

A more appropriate parameter for measuring efficiency is the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (or plate height), HETP (or h), which is L/N, L being the length of the column.

Thus, the search for a more appropriate parameter reflecting the quiet-time ring current field should be continued.

It is also demonstrated that, for high-frequency oscillations, the scalar dissipation rate is a more appropriate parameter than strain rate to characterize the unsteady flame behavior.

An increasing awareness of the heterogeneity of breast tumours makes the median a more appropriate parameter, with the change in the skewness of the distribution of these parameters likely to be as significant as changes in the median value.

At the same time, because the mortality was calculated over different time points in most study designs, the hazard ratio (HR) is a more appropriate parameter for mortality calculations [ 13].

Here, a more appropriate parameter is partial AUC [ 22], which is defined as an area under ROC curve when integration in (19) is carried out only up to η: pAUC = ∫ 0 η τ dη '.