Sentence examples for more suitable quality from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the expressions found for describing key design parameters in terms of the analytic solution to the Biharmonic equation may lead to a more suitable quality assessment technique for micromoulding than the criteria currently used.

This makes it more suitable for quality control of these acids in different commercial samples.

So the improved HHT based on adaptive waveform matching extension is more suitable for power quality analysis.

For the second stage a treatment time of 30 min was the more suitable, producing good quality pulps (kappa number 4.6, viscosity 788 cm3/g).

28 These guidelines could also be applied to protocols and manuscripts when designing or publishing risk-prediction research, and may be a more suitable tool for quality assessment in the future.

The CHU-9D is a paediatric generic preference-based utility measure exclusively developed with children aged 7 11 years and is more suitable for capturing quality of life impact related to eczema, such as sleep disturbance and child's mood.

33 For instance, the terms reliability and validity are crucial criteria for quality in quantitative paradigms while the terms credibility, transferability, dependability and confirmability are more suitable standards for judging quality and trustworthiness in qualitative paradigms.

Gradually, some KMS applications founded on Artificial Intelligence and semantic technology (ontology-based) have emerged to accomplish more suitable KMS under appropriate quality levels.

This error directly indicates the efficiency of 3D reconstruction, thus it is more suitable for assessing the quality of dual-camera calibration.

It has been indicated that atomic layer deposition system (ALD) is much more suitable to prepare high-quality Al2O3 films than plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition system and other process techniques.

The EXAR is a more suitable criterion to incorporate the quality of heat collected and pump work required.