Sentence examples for more reliable tool from inspiring English sources
Studies have shown that CBCT imaging is a more reliable tool for detection of small resorptions compared to conventional panoramic (PAN) radiograph [8, 9].
In such studies, the non-parametric estimators might provide a more reliable tool to gain information about the true species richness.
In addition, the proposed general equation for non-Darcy unsteady flow through coarse porous media seems to be a more reliable tool for modeling purposes and engineering applications.
The multi-scale IDF curves derived using LPWMs show a good agreement with observations and it is accordingly concluded that LPWMs provide a more reliable tool for investigating scaling in sequences of observed rainfall corresponding to various durations.
Nevertheless, CFD is still at the validation stages for modelling multiphase flow, and more improvements regarding the flow dynamics and computational models are required to make it a more reliable tool in designing of large scale industrial reactors [3].
Therefore, the pilot matrix P O) of size N o × R p ( O ) is appended to the frame after g, to provide a more reliable tool for channel estimation at the receiver.
Our study demonstrated that ANN models are simpler, adaptive and more reliable tools for the prediction of flexural strength of corroded RC beams.
Despite some advantages over typical perforated beams, the behaviour of such beams is complicated by the irregularity of openings, which demands more reliable tools for assessing their local buckling response.
You can save up to buy better and more reliable tools, because as everybody knows, the best kind of shop is a shop owned by your employers.
President Obama should also call on the Congress to do a major overhaul of the U.S. trade laws, making them faster, more accessible, and more reliable tools for US companies and workers harmed by unfair trade.
Finally, we recommend that new and more effective measurement instruments are devised to offer analysts more reliable tools.
