Sentence examples for more suitable description from inspiring English sources

The enhanced precision on the computation of the estimation error bounds has been possible thanks to the use of the a posteriori calculated covariance matrix that allows, in a second time, a more suitable description of the dissipation equation used in the Bounded-real lemma formulation.

A more suitable description is "swapping", because for each gene pair in the network its edge (weight) is randomly swapped with the edge (weight) from another gene pair in the network.

In some cases, the lesions are well defined on contrast-enhanced CT, but can be ill defined in others, and in the latter, 'diffuse patchy involvement' is a more suitable description in extreme cases (Fig. 1).

Specific rate constant was found to be more suitable for the description of adsorption kinetics than observed rate constant.

This indicates that, the Dubinin Radushkevich model is more suitable for the description of the adsorption of arsenic (III) into the HAp/GA composite.

Compared with Figure 4, the results shown in Figure 5 illustrate that CPM is more suitable on phase description than traditional temporal biclustering based segmentation.

The typically low number of patients in ICUs makes a stochastic model a more suitable and natural description of the process than a deterministic one.

It is concluded that the damage index corresponding to relative compressive strength variation is more suitable for the damage description of deteriorated state of the concrete attacked by acid rain.

This description is more suitable for BCL.

However, a coarse-grained description we use is more suitable for a semiquantitative understanding of the expected effects, which is the goal of the present analysis.

Smith did not apply for the position either, turned off by a job description he called "woolly" and more suitable for a director of rugby than a hands-on coach.