Sentence examples for using a more complete from inspiring English sources

In general, the comparisons show: (i) that the constant value of the E peak height of 110 km assumed by the 1995 version seems more reasonable than the value of 105 km used in the 1990 version, (ii) that the situation for the E peak height requires more work and it would be useful an extension of this study using a more complete database.

An extended numerical model for bubbly oil/gas flows, using a more complete formulation than previously reported, is applied to five situations of industrial interest.

"A lot of companies like Seec and Reasoning are using a more complete analysis but [are] not getting more business value out of it," argues Gartner's Duggan, noting that Relativity focuses on only certain areas of the analysis process.

Also, I recommend removing Figure 5 or making a new one using a more complete eukaryotic taxon sampling.

First, improving the coverage and expression quality of the human genes using a more complete collection of fully sequenced ORFs as such collections become available [ 14].

Based on the results obtained, we plan now to analyze the interaction between HdIV and the lepidopteran host S. frugiperda using a more complete microarray comprising a higher number of probes.

Also, they say, if you use a more complete list of "good" and "bad" words, the effect doesn't appear.

The mantle seismic wavespeed profiles differ because Sohl and Spohn (1997) use a simplified peridotitic mantle model and first-order discontinuities at the transitions between the olivine polymorphs (olivine, wadsleyite, and ringwoodite), whereas Rivoldini et al. (2011) use a more complete mantle model and allow for two-phase regions through the polymorph transition intervals.

Steyerberg (2001) [ 10] demonstrated that it is better to use a more complete model to derive a shrinkage factor to improve the generalization of results to future patients.

The recent FDA study, which used a more complete digestion method to determine the total Pb concentration in lipsticks, reported an average Pb content of 1.07 ppm (range, 0.09 3.06 ppm) in 22 tested lipsticks (Hepp et al. 2009), in contrast with an average Pb concentration of 0.36 ppm (range, < 0.025 1.32 ppm) for our sample of 32 lip products.

The commission actually used a more-complete diagram depicting the actual size and position of the ship.