Sentence examples for superior variability from inspiring English sources
In general sense, the results demonstrated that the novel MDs have superior variability than 3D DRAGON indices and another approaches implemented in several software [32 35].
Variability and Principal Component analyses of the QuBiLs-MAS indices demonstrated that the proposed generalizations yield indices with superior variability compared to other indices defined in the literature and capture chemical information not codified by the DRAGON MD families.
This shock intensity was based on a pilot study indicating that 1.0 and 1.5 mA shocks induced comparable stress levels (corticosterone and behavior), but that the latter shock intensity was superior in terms of variability of all incurred stress parameters [60].
The strategy of incorporating probe set-specific variability is superior to analysis based on arbitrary fold-change thresholds.
Parietal sites responded to the level of relative evidence in the stimulus array quantified as the proximity of the LPR to zero but either failed to respond (at inferior sites) or responded positively (at superior sites) to the variability of the evidence.
In this study we found that the selection of the training of GM, WM, and CSF on a segmented target study volume achieved with a widely used software (e.g., SPM) allows for obtaining better results than an averaged atlas like ICBM452 coregistered to the subject, providing in addition a superior stability against anatomical variability.
A model that accounts for variable delays and variability in rate of rise will be intuitively superior to a simple power function.
Its superior attachment shows great anatomic variability.
Here we chose HE to present because it is considered a superior estimator of populational genetic variability [32].
Orientation of TP has been made taking into account the variability of the superior and inferior temporal sulci (Ono et al. 1990).
Core collections established through a combination of genotypic data (e.g. SSR markers) and phenotypic data, are thought to contain larger genetic variability and have superior representativeness than those based on phenotypic values alone [ 19, 20].
