Sentence examples for more suitable surrogate from inspiring English sources

Because of this, MNV seems to be a more suitable surrogate for human NoV than FCV [ 9, 10].

The MBKG method converges monotonically even with noisy input data and is therefore more suitable for surrogate model construction from numerical experiments.

These problems are avoided when using phospholipid liposomes, which are more suitable for evaluation of the surrogate phases.

125I was used as a surrogate for radionuclides more suitable for imaging such as 124I, or 131I for therapy.

While outside the scope of this study, it will be important in future studies to examine suitable surrogate measurement that more reliably predict CNS tissue iron levels.

Our results demonstrate that TNT treatment in in vivo and in vitro liver systems results in genes regulated in the same direction, providing more evidence that in vitro hepatocytes act as a suitable surrogate for in vivo liver exposures.

For the other patients, monitoring of CO or surrogates and use of dynamic predictors of fluid responsiveness would be more suitable (Table 1).

Soon after, wooden backboards proved more suitable.

In Scotland, livestock farming could become more suitable.

"In a way Dublin was more suitable," Mr. Dancy said.

The question is who defines what is more suitable?