Sentence examples for more relevant dynamics from inspiring English sources
This result shows the greater sensitivity of using E drs and that E drs captures more relevant dynamics than airway pressure alone.
The effects of endogenous surroundings and neural heterogeneity are taken into consideration in the hardware design, which replicates more relevant biological dynamics in comparison with the state-of-the-art studies.
The development of such a bioassay would provide more relevant post-translational dynamics of stress response and will impart important implications in the advancement of space and other radiation contact monitoring.
A consistent response to such inputs may be much more relevant than consistent dynamics in isolation.
Other topological properties (e.g. [25]) may be more relevant to the evolutionary dynamics of our publish-subscribe model, and this issue should be explored further.
Under these scenarios, internal attractors become more relevant to understanding real ecological dynamics.
What was discussed in Chicago was a far more relevant and insightful to understand the dynamics of American competitiveness in the 21st century.
In this connection, the strength of oscillatory synchrony in beta range (14 30 Hz) seems to be the more relevant parameter of the neural population dynamics that matches behavioral performance [ 61].
The material that has been removed (primarily relating to kinematics and rotational motion) is of limited utility to our target population, while the content that has been expanded, including thermodynamics and fluid dynamics, is much more relevant to our students' needs in future courses.
This will soon give you a picture of what looks like good value, and is more relevant, as regional and local markets will have different dynamics to the national picture.
The global pressure acting inward and India's moral obligation to reduce the emission level makes this study much more relevant and it adopts integrated modeling by considering energy economy environment dynamics together of computable general equilibrium (CGE) model.
