Sentence examples for more appropriate results from inspiring English sources

However, employing effective stiffness of equivalent fiber comprising of CNT and its inter-phase instead of high modulus of CNT will lead us to more appropriate results, which are in an acceptable agreement with conventional semi-empirical micromechanics equations.

In addition, the comparisons of single-objective and double-objective optimization approaches clearly show that multi-objective optimization methods yield more appropriate results respect to the single ones, mainly because of the lower deviation index value from the ideal solution.

For higher percentages of null wind speeds or the wind speed below 2 m/s, the three-parameter Weibull model should have the advantage in relation to two-parameter Weibull distribution, gives more appropriate results and can be proposed as an alternative to wind energy estimation technique.

A proper treatment of text semantics can lead to more appropriate results for certain applications [2].

In other words, accurate and reliable data for modeling the structure leads to more appropriate results in damage detection.

Also Table 5 confirms that the proposed method has obtained more appropriate results especially in total satisfaction degree in comparison to both KÜ and TH methods.

The results of this study show that a cut-off of 7 is more appropriate, resulting in a prevalence of 6% in children aged 3 16 years.

In these populations, different BMI cut points are more appropriate, resulting in the recommendation of higher BMI values to define overweight (≥26 kg/m) and obesity (≥32 kg/m), although the data to support these are still rather sparse (5, 24).

In such cases, results from analysing a single bacterium are more appropriate while results of analysing "any bacteria" are inappropriate.

Another novelty is to enhance the two well-known model updating formulations for achieving more appropriate updating results.

Because activities expressed as a function of protein content of the sample are corrected for an eventual partial loss of punches during the microdissection and are thus more appropriate, only results corresponding to these corrected activities are presented here.