Sentence examples for more suitable response from inspiring English sources

The fact that the increase in reliabilities due to deregression was so large was surprising, since results reported by Guo et al. [ 3] suggested that EBV is the more suitable response variable.

It's hard to think of a more suitable reply.

The antiviral response may exert a negative effect on the more suitable immune response, could be energetically expensive or may induce further self damage.

Using Leung's equation, we derive the overall mass and stiffness matrices which are more suitable for response analysis than the overall dynamic stiffness matrix.

Evidences show that when predators have to search for food (and therefore have to search or compete for food), a more suitable functional response depending on the densities of both the prey and the predator should be introduced in a realistic model.

The baseline SUVmax is higher in triple-negative tumours, which will make them more suitable for response evaluation with FDG PET than ER-positive and HER2-positive tumours.

Therefore, in our small cohort there is no evidence that patients with central IHC-positive results but negative HER2 mRNA have relevant benefit from trastuzumab with regard to pCR, which raises the hypothesis that HER2 mRNA might be more suitable for response prediction than SISH.

The quadratic model was selected when the response value was C1, while the 2F1 model was more suitable when the response value was C2.

Migration and/or dispersal to more suitable habitat in response to climate change will not be possible for species restricted to such refugia (Schneider et al. 1999), so they should become priorities for protection.

This notion again confirms our suggestion that the myometrium may be an important source of luteotrophic PGE2 in pregnant pigs and that it is more suitable for the response to PGE2 production in pregnant than cyclic pigs (Franczak et al. 2006, 2010; Franczak and Bogacki 2009).

If outbreak response is primarily reactive, these less sensitive definitions would be more suitable, however if outbreak response is preventative, the additional lead time afforded by more sensitive definitions may be of benefit.