Sentence examples for more suitable number from inspiring English sources

Reevaluating the important things in your life, and focusing on being a better person, not a more suitable number on the scale.

When aligning many networks, the "COG groups" format can be more suitable, since the number of possible pairwise bit scores grows exponentially with the number of aligning networks.

If a large number of cells are needed, for example for biochemical or epigenetic studies, iPSC-directed differentiation would be more suitable because the number of differentiated cells gets amplified at each progenitor step, whereas lineage conversion does not amplify the number of differentiated cells.

Generally speaking, the indirect methods are more suitable for low number of randomly distributed measurements, while the direct methods outperform the indirect ones at higher number of measurements.

One might argue that the median values would be more suitable for presenting numbers in highly skewed distributions.

This approach can easily outnumber 3000 images of the current CML and is more suitable for expanding the number of material classes.

Assessing a residents surgical skills and comparing these skills to an established performance standard would be more suitable than counting the number of procedures.

It should be noted that the data from qPCR showed much stronger correlations with the microscopic and macroscopic lung lesions compared to IF suggesting that qPCR is more suitable to investigate the number of organism that IF.

From the figure, COE is more suitable for datasets having small number of individual.

Conversely, SHS is more suitable for larger sample numbers as it is tailored for high-throughput experiments.

Areas for improvement in the workshop included clearer statement of goals at the outset and a more suitable environment for the numbers of participants.