Sentence examples for a more precise comprehension from inspiring English sources

The deciphering of the biological basis (biotype) of these clinical phenotypes would allow a more precise comprehension of migraine mechanisms and a more tailored migraine treatment.

James pioneered the art-novel of high modernism just as science, the new disciplines of sociology and psychology, and the growth of a historical consciousness proposed a simultaneously broader and more precise comprehension of the human condition than the social-realist novel.

Ultimately, a more precise understanding of the structures that support various language skills (e.g., verbal fluency, reading, and comprehension) could prove useful in predicting deficits on the basis of lesion location(s).

"Use a more precise preposition".

Scientists have provided a more precise explanation.

A more precise term is lip-vibrated instrument.

Economists, understandably enough, seek a more precise definition.

But there is apparently a more precise personal connection.

They said they could not give a more precise breakdown.

It shows a more precise upper bound.

We need a more precise notion.