Sentence examples for more suitable biological from inspiring English sources

Recently, a novel immune theory called the danger model theory has provided more suitable biological information for data handling compared with the self nonself mechanism.

We believe that using networks for visualizing and analyzing data requires methods that would be able to create more suitable biological network layouts adapted for a particular task.

Taken together, these results indicated that the silicone-based soft liners may have a more suitable biological behavior and might reduce the risk of adverse effects in clinical use.

"We can now create structures that can be folded in, and remain viable in, physiological salt concentrations that are more suitable for biological applications of DNA nanostructures," according to lead researcher Björn Högberg.

This makes it is less suitable for thermal treatments and more suitable for biological treatments, such as composting and anaerobic digestion.

Technically, high-moisture waste caused by the high percentage of organic waste makes it more suitable for biological treatment rather than thermal treatment (Rand et. al. 2000).

LALI systems, while formally similar to reaction-diffusion systems, are more suitable to biological applications, since they include cases where the activator and inhibitor terms are mediated by cellular "reactors" rather than simple chemical reactions [18], and spatial transport can be mediated by mechanisms in addition to simple diffusion [19].

Our results show that the sMBPLS method is more accurate at identifying modules in noisy data, and thus more suitable for biological applications.

In order to create systems-wide models that are more suitable to biological interpretation and understanding, new representations are needed that better reflect the cooperative nature of function.

Global optimization techniques for parameter estimation are better choices than the above-described local techniques for finding the global optimum and are more suitable for biological systems.

The authors concluded that the FO models are more suitable to model biological systems with memory, than their integer-order counterparts.