Sentence examples for sample may better from inspiring English sources

We share your concerns that the peripheral arterial sample may better reflect the occurrences in the distal capillary bed and we have raised these issues in the discussion.

Justice Ginsburg drew this conclusion: "From the foregoing samples, you may better understand why the court does not plan to permit televising oral arguments any time soon".

Additionally, we evaluated a larger number of samples, which may better reflect the heterogeneity of gastric tumors.

Thus, our sample may have had better function than the general population of elders with hip fracture in Taiwan.

In some cases, the caulking has clearly lost its elasticity and the extent of degradation in any caulking material sample may be a better predictor of the amount of PCBs that can be mobilized than the bulk PCBs content of the caulk.

The possibility of using pyroclastic deposits is promising for obtaining a wider distribution of sampling sites, which may better allow us to constrain our knowledge on the geomagnetic secular variation.

Increased sampling may allow better adjustment to biases along the branches [ 58, 59].

The study suggests that the use of ES antigen to detect antibody in serum samples may serve better purpose to evaluate the therapeutic response in patients with NCC.

Though the sample size is large enough to compare the difference in the mRNA expression between the EAC and control, a large size of samples may be better to fully examine the mRNA expression of IGFs in the EAC.

In these cases, depending on the structure of the correlation, effects of increasing the sample duration can be larger or smaller than anticipated by theory [ 50], and consecutive sampling may perform better or worse than a more dispersed allocation of the same total sample duration [ 52].

Multiparametric prostate magnetic resonance imaging (MP-MRI) with ultrasound (US -targeted fUS -targeted may better sample the true gland pathology.