Sentence examples for a more precise calculations from inspiring English sources

Accurate estimation of the unit costs of services specific to the nature and type of service provided, for example whether it is a group service, first consultation or provided by the public health sector, allows for a more precise calculations of the costs incurred.

Those amino acids were selected for a more precise calculation of the amount of immobilized protein.

Using the result, the Washington scientists also announced a more precise calculation of the Earth's mass: about 6 sextillion metric tons.

To get a more precise calculation of how often you should eat fish, check out the National Resources Defense Council's Mercury Contamination in Fish - Consumer Guide to Mercury in Fish.

They compare that estimate with the exact energy for the orbital, which can be deduced from a more precise calculation.

In Additional file1, a more precise calculation of the inner layer number is reported, considering an Archimedean spiral-type structure.

The same day, scientists at the Catalina Sky Survey in Tucson, Arizona, identified 2000 SG344 on old images of the sky, allowing a more precise calculation of its orbit.

A more precise calculation should include the formation of a drop at the end of the tube, which grows until it falls down, like in the well known dripping faucet [7].

These previous positions expanded its known orbital arc and allowed a more precise calculation of its orbit.

At some point, though, it would be a good idea to do a more precise calculation, perhaps with the help of a financial advisor.

Bennett noted that a more precise calculation shows that Kelly aged less than us by 0.00946 seconds per year -- and since he was in space for 340 days rather than 365, he really aged less than us by 0.0088 seconds during that period).