Sentence examples for more reliable representation from inspiring English sources
Some of these children can be helped by using coloured glasses or paper in the classroom to give them a more reliable representation of what's on the page.
The proposed approach is easier to apply in comparison with other existing methods based on stress integration, and provides effective width values which result in a more reliable representation of the actual beam state when simplified analysis is carried out.
LoS contributions have been again removed, in order to achieve a more reliable representation of the actual scattering patterns.
However, the overall effectiveness of TB treatment in RJ is 61%, but 19% of outcomes are unknown, thus we believe our data to be a more reliable representation of the overall effectiveness.
This accounted for differences in cell density between the samples included in the comparison, thereby providing a more reliable representation of cell robustness.
Recordings from the mouse thalamus show that melanopsin controls the types of visual features that excite single neurons, allowing a richer, more reliable representation of natural scenes.
The refinement of results from deterministic analyses by additional stochastic simulations is vital if a more accurate and reliable representation of safe in situ and operating conditions is to be obtained during wellbore operations.
Contrarily to [2], the proposed solution is formulated in quaternion algebra to be directly applied into robotic and/or computer animated humanoid characters, enabling an easier and more reliable manipulation of the dance representation to be applicable onto different humanoid body models.
While the evidence does show that sequential representations are more reliable then topographic ones, the experiment did not test topological mapping per se, e.g. by recording CA1 activity in topologically different tasks.
Furthermore, marginally significant between-region differences suggest that these representation were perhaps more reliable in somatomotor as compared with lateral temporal cortex.
By seeing all scientific knowledge claims as representations, courts and analysts of the law will be better positioned to ask what makes some representations better or more reliable than others for purposes of legal fact-finding.
