Sentence examples for more suitable balanced from inspiring English sources

When the nuisance parameters such as block effects are assumed to follow a uniform (improper) prior or a normal prior, Bayes rules are obtained for the normal linear model under more suitable balanced designs, keeping the generality of the loss and the generality of the non-informativeness on the prior of the treatment effects.

An in vivo study in rabbits has shown that BSS PLUS is more suitable than normal saline or Balanced Salt Solution for intravitreal irrigation because BSS PLUS contains the appropriate bicarbonate, pH, and ionic composition necessary for the maintenance of normal retinal electrical activity.

This algorithm significantly reduces the cost required for four-cylinder torque control and is more suitable for real-time torque balance control because the IMEP computational time for other cylinders can be eliminated.

Consequently, complexes Pt-1 and 1 would be more suitable blue-emitting phosphorescent materials with balance of EL properties and acceptable quantum yields.

This system was simulated by TRNSYS and an engineering project was built for experiment, it's found that the compound system could keep the soil in a better heat balance that is more suitable for discontinuous heating and cooling constructions.

Therefore, the GAPDN encoded by gapN had higher efficiency and was more suitable than that encoded by gapC for improving redox status balance of the isobutanol-producing strain.

Compared with traditional static Client/Server architecture, the P2P architecture is more suitable for anonymous communication systems because it is more flexible and can keep load balance better.

The balance transfer segment of the credit card market continues to get the most coverage meaning that more suitable, long-term credit card deals are not being brought to the attention of consumers.

Soon after, wooden backboards proved more suitable.

Mechanistic structures are more suitable otherwise.

In Scotland, livestock farming could become more suitable.