Sentence examples for more suitable index from inspiring English sources

Thus, the energy-cycles relation is a more suitable index to indicate the damage resistance of coatings.

Identifying another, more suitable, index for the prediction of plant-specific TSS has therefore become a priority.

This indicates that seed weight-to-berry weight ratio is a more suitable index to assess the influence of seed on the pericarp development than seed number per berry.

At the time of data selection, no observatory data were available to define a more suitable selection index (e.g. the VMD index defined in Thomson and Lesur (2007)).

PPV may be a more suitable PiCCO index for assessing fluid requirements in patients with ALF than SVV.

Therefore, the sugar yield rather than removal of lignin is more suitable as an index to reflect the degree of degradation.

For example, although 97% of the slope is suitable for jatropha, its percentage influence was minimal (only 3%) in providing more suitable sites in the resultant suitability index.

In the next subsection, we also show that a more sophisticated model based on the part of the correlation matrix information selected according to the Random Matrix Theory RMTT) [28] is much more suitable than the single index model to describe empirical partial correlations.

Therefore, instead of iterating for each atom in order to build the atom/bond-level matrix used posteriorly to determine the corresponding index, it is more suitable to compute the atom/bond-level indices at the same time as the original matrix is analyzed.

Therefore, it seems that MIB-1 it is a more suitable proliferation-associated prognostic indicator than mitotic index.

37 38 Compared with FIB-4, GUCI, APRI, Fibro Q and Forns, which were developed based on patients with CHC by ROC analyses, 9 12 15 the AA index is more suitable for patients with CHB, FIB-4, GUCI, APRI, Fibro Q; Forns is more suitable for patients with CHC.