The phrase "more practical results" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe outcomes or consequences that are tangible or applicable in real-life situations. Example: The researchers focused on finding solutions that would yield more practical results in the field of renewable energy, rather than theoretical concepts.
Thus, this paper provides more practical results for real-world communication environments.
To achieve more practical results, the release rate of nitrogen was investigated in soil collected from agricultural farm in Kermanshah province/Iran (Fig. 7).
For more practical results, this study considers a cubic polynomial relationship between the humidity ratio of saturated air and the corresponding fin surface temperature.
In the future, we can achieve more practical results from the application background; for example, results as regards a dissolving tank of chemical process, a large circuit system, and recent general data-driven methods [26, 27].
PREMs, such as CSR, have been developed to be easier to interpret and provide more practical results.
For more practical results we added regular genotypes in each method with different percentages of the population and allowed the methods to remove ambiguity by their own, except for PPXH.
The comparison of return period discharge further proves that Log normal (3P) gives more practical result if we have more historical data, with values neither overshooting nor undershooting.
Using the proposed methodology, the probability calculations include the human and organizational factors that stem from the organizational level and extend to the evacuation procedures, emergency equipment, and personnel to provide a more practical result than the probabilities estimated by expert judgements.
Applications built according to the proposed framework will provide more practical, understandable results to decision makers.
Detailed simulation assumptions are largely based on 3GPP LTE-A evaluation methodology [15] for getting more practical simulation results that are comparable with other evaluations.
While minimizing the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) is typically a more practical objective, results of the case study presented show that it is possible to both reduce the land area (i.e. footprint) of the plant and number of heliostats for fixed energy collected.
