Sentence examples for a more precise count from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vacca said he was surprised that the city would engage in a large-scale change to the city's roads without a more precise count of how many New Yorkers might use it.

At a briefing Monday at the headquarters of France's Bureau of Investigations and Analyses outside of Paris, officials said the remains of multiple victims were clearly visible from the high-resolution images, though it would likely be several weeks or months before a more precise count of corpses entombed within the plane, an Airbus A330-200, would be known.

Utilizing a more precise counting technique, 16,753 sporozoites per mosquito (range 1,000 57,500) were present in the challenge mosquitoes.

Benedict F. Kiernan, director of Yale's Genocide Studies Program and an expert in the Khmer Rouge, said in an e-mail that averaging guesses alongside more precise counts can be misleading.

Third, this study generates an estimate of relative risk of suicide corresponding to the levels of pollen counts, a more precise and visualised measurement than the estimate of coefficiencies often used in existing correlation studies.

Counting nymphs is intrinsically easier and in principle should yield a more precise estimate of investment, but numbers of nymphs were so low in C. mckeyi colonies that too much stochastic noise was added.

To obtain a more precise estimate of the number of nested RNA genes lost during Caenorhabditis evolution and to avoid counting nonindependent events, we devised the following strategy.

English is a more precise language.

"Use a more precise preposition".

Scientists have provided a more precise explanation.

A more precise term is lip-vibrated instrument.