Sentence examples for more sensible results from inspiring English sources

We can get much more sensible results if we account for a president's approval rating.

Such representation allows us to perform more practical analysis of communication link and obtain more sensible results of estimation quality.

Results of empirical and simulation studies indicate that generalized linear mixed models (GLMMs) provide more sensible results and have greater power to identify model effects as statistically significant (Stroup 2012).

"This is a more sensible solution," Mr. Cohen said.

We can exploit this freedom and get more sensible, induction-friendly results if we assign prior probabilities using a different scheme advocated by Carnap (1950).

In addition to being cost-effective and time-efficient, the nature of computational techniques offers the fastest and usually the easiest means of adopting rapidly emerging new and revised understandings on the biological process to produce more sensible motif discovery results.

In doing so, they find they can address problems in more sensible ways — and achieve results.

But people did survive and many of them lived more sensible, sensitive lives as a result.

Clearly, if shareholders thought the economic downturn would result in more sensible pay packages, they've got another think coming.

For years Queen's was sponsored by Stella Artois – were players getting smashed as a result?" A more sensible option would be to dramatically strengthen the fight against corruption.

Elections are not without meaning; if Mr. Ahmadinejad loses, it may result in more sensible economic policies and fewer loud calls for the destruction of Israel.