Sentence examples for that better corresponds from inspiring English sources

The perceived value of the cooperative to its members may affect their decisions as the owners to choose another organizational structure that better corresponds to their valuations.

Further studies are needed to evaluate if a step-by-step progression is effective in producing a final treatment outcome that better corresponds to the digital setup with respect to other aligner systems.

When WC was missing, we used the standard threshold for obesity, i.e., a BMI of 30, rather than a BMI value that better corresponds to a WC of 102 cm in our data, to facilitate comparison with previous studies.

This paper describes our efforts to assess students' understanding of the first topic area, osmosis and diffusion, by creating a modified version of the DODT that better corresponds to the instructional emphases on our campus, and that would fit within our programmatic assessment plan, in terms of both its overall length and the topics it included (described in Methods).

Further, our results call for exploring new measures of modularity and network communities that better correspond to functional categorizations.

Given that in PAN-NS sodium homeostasis follows a biphasic curve, animals were sacrificed on days 7 and 14, because those are the days that better correspond to the phase of sodium retention (day 7) and to the phase of sodium excretion (day 14).

Two time periods for the survey tools were chosen so that a) a longer-term average of exposure could be determined that would better correspond to the weighted average of exposure obtained from the hair sample collected, and b) recall bias could be better controlled using a short time frame, although quantification of consumption of the less frequently consumed species would be compromised.

"Off-camera he was lighter and more joyful, but with a certain melancholy, and I wanted to offer him something that would better correspond to his personality".

Microdissection of ductal pancreatic cells from normal tissue could provide a more specific profile that may better correspond to the PDAC cell lines.

This transition is in literature often assigned as π π* [46], however we propose in accordance with our theoretical results that this band better corresponds to σ → π* transition.

Especially for higher space dimensions, it is claimed that a band tensor formulation better corresponds to the inherent problem structure than does conventional matrix notation.