Sentence examples for more effective surrogates from inspiring English sources
Higher values indicate more effective surrogates [42].
Stronger correlations indicated more effective surrogates or, specifically, more spatial overlap between areas important for achieving surrogate targets and those important for achieving targets for test features.
We found that environmental units were more effective surrogates than forest ecosystems in the upper north east but this result was reversed in the lower north east.
"At this point, you really couldn't ask for a more effective surrogate," he said.
While it's not uncommon for the children of presidential candidates to stump for their parents, there is perhaps no more effective surrogate than Sen. Paul, who has voted in lock step with his father on issues that are key to fiscal conservatives and who is proof to tea party voters that the movement has moved to Washington.
This indicates that woodland birds are a more effective taxonomic surrogate for biodiversity on farms compared to reptiles and arboreal marsupials.
(2) The cognate biological reducing system is more effective than the surrogate one.
The surrogates were more effective than random selections of areas (methods 1 4, p<0.05) or showed significant correlations of summed irreplaceability values (p<0.05) in 79 out of 120 cases (Fig. 2).
Although amphibians have been widely advocated as good biological indicators, there is little evidence to suggest that they are more effective than other taxa as surrogate measures of biodiversity or habitat quality.
Our assumption in this study was that a deep approach to learning could be viewed as a surrogate for more effective learning and that a surface disorganized approach was less effective in most circumstances.
In addition, the Program performs cutting-edge clinical trials that have identified potentially more effective treatments, as well as predictive and surrogate markers of efficacy that might help determine which patients will benefit from specific therapies.
