Sentence examples for more representative information from inspiring English sources

Additionally, equal opportunities for students to participate give the instructor more representative information about student thinking.

On the other hand, Figure 6b shows a more representative information about the pattern formation related to the test instance.

Based on the relationship between the brightness of the image and the thickness of the gel, the three-dimensional (3D) structure of the arch can be reconstructed which can provide more representative information than a conventional footprint image, with its low resolution and easy smearing.

Other studies demonstrated that PPI context of miRNA targets provides more representative information about miRNA function compared to using only direct targets [ 25].

This method is used to collect more representative information than convenience samples regarding particular issues of concern to the community, and intercept interviews are more feasible and less expensive than door-to-door needs assessments.

Mathematical models of avian influenza (AI) in Great Britain (GB) have been largely informed by the Poultry Network Database (PND), providing poultry network information for a subset of the industry, and the Great Britain Poultry Register (GBPR) which provides more representative demographic information.

The more those practitioners and teachers have varied backgrounds, perspectives and life experiences, the richer and more representative the information produced and experience provided will become.

For this reason, remote sensing approaches are very attractive for elucidating more spatially representative information.

With particular reference to the predictive modeling of AI in GB, we find significantly different connectivity patterns across GB when network estimates incorporate the more demographically representative information provided by the GBPR; this has not been accounted for by previous epidemiological analyses.

Therefore EHA undertook a more capillary survey in order to gather more detailed and representative information by patients themselves on the difficulty in accessing care for their headache.

The collection of observational data in community settings provides more realistic and representative information about the characteristics and management of patients in real clinical practice as compared to randomised clinical trials [ 49].