Sentence examples for more suitable estimate from inspiring English sources
We would like to reach a more suitable estimate and prediction of the temporal solar variability and its real impact on the Earth climatic models.
Usually, modeling is required to extrapolate data from the available evidence and to give more suitable estimates for benefit parameters (Section 5.7 GMTA).
Results indicated that the data collected during ground-frozen season are more suitable to estimate baseflow conductivity (Cbf) and data during snow-melting period are more suitable to estimate runoff conductivity (Cro).
Experimental results show that the multi-electrode conductance sensor is more suitable to estimate phase fraction of oil-water mixture.
Numerical simulation using finite element models (FEM) has become more and more suitable to estimate the mechanical properties of trabecular bone.
Some methods are more suitable to estimate the spectrum of wideband signals, whereas some others are better for the extraction of narrow-band components.
The Joe and Gumbel copulas are found to be more suitable to estimate the joint distribution of drought duration, affect area and severity, and the Asymmetric (nested) function forms perform better than the symmetric functions.
The mixed model may be more appropriate in cohort studies in order to track individual HRQL trajectories, while the marginal model is more suitable to estimate average treatment effects in intervention studies.
In this study, we used the J S and Euclidean distance measures, but other distances may be more suitable to estimate phylogenetic distances between DNA or protein sequences based on their spaced-word frequencies.
The Shannon-Weiner diversity index uses the total number and relative intensities of DGGE bands, which makes it more suitable to estimate bacterial diversity than the number of bands alone [ 45].
Thus the P M model using the effective resistance by aggregating the plant and soil resistances in parallel, weighed by LAI, is more suitable for estimating water use of maize for seed production in the arid region of northwest China.
