Sentence examples for more suitable ones from inspiring English sources

Ratio-dependent predator-prey systems have received much attention as more suitable ones for predator-prey interactions where predation involves searching process.

In this paper, we show the impossibility of joint satisfiability of the proposed postulates, proposing to replace them by more suitable ones.

Among of various extractants, ionic liquids (ILs) are more suitable ones due to their desirable and compatible properties having green chemistry disciplines.

But Mr. DeKoning said Decision Point's clients might eventually find it useful to share the database information so that an applicant not qualified for one employer might be referred to a more suitable one.

I can't think of a finer Australian or a more suitable one to serve as governor general and, in this great office, make a contribution to the leadership of our country.

If we consider strictly convex Banach spaces, as in [18], we can obtain the same kind of conclusions by replacing the condition (b) by a more suitable one.

The authors in [11] resolved these problems by modifying the derivative into a more suitable one having physically interpretable initial conditions similar to the ones in the Caputo settings.

In 2012, Jarad et al. [23] presented the modifications of the Hadamard fractional derivative into a more suitable one having physically interpretable initial conditions similar to the Caputo sense.

In this regard, salivary anti-Dsg 3 ELISA at the cut-off point value of 13.4 RU/mL is much more specific in comparison with the cut-off point value of 8.9 RU/mL and resulted in a higher DOR which actually makes the former cut-off point of 13.4 RU/mL a more suitable one.

The authors of this article considered focus group discussions more suitable than one-by-one interviews.

Critics of the Norwegian scheme suggest that it has put less experienced women on boards who may not be up to the job, and that some of the more obviously suitable ones tend to hold numerous directorships, defeating the aim of widening the circle of top women.