Sentence examples for a more precise prediction from inspiring English sources

This relatively good agreement enables a more precise prediction of the irradiation conditions needed for future experiments.

It indicates that the bitrate overhead is larger than the benefit brought by a more precise prediction source in the low bit-depth layer.

To achieve a more precise prediction of the optical properties, the roughness of the interfaces was included in the simulation through an effective medium approximation.

A skin-effect-related parameter "Effective Cross Section Area" is introduced to make a more precise prediction of interconnects' thermal profile due to self-heating.

Further study is required to refine the model (to account for these disturbances) and obtain a more precise prediction of the droplet sizes.

Basically, this implies that the averaging effects on the source pattern and seismic attenuation along the propagation path seem to be an essential drawback for a more precise prediction of ground motion for any scenario event.

In doing this, we have abstained from using non-Nash equilibrium notions and we obtain a much more precise prediction on the market structure arising once the MCL is established.

Compared to biological predictive assays as doubling time (Tpot) and surviving fraction (SF2), tumour volume allows a much more precise prediction of response to RT[ 7].

For a simple but more precise prediction, the tensile and fatigue properties of SAE 4340 steel with the tensile strengths ranging from 1290 MPa to 2130 MPa obtained in virtue of different tempering temperatures were studied in this paper.

Notwithstanding the limitations of the current study, the proposed modifications to the UKPDS risk engine may provide a more useful (albeit overestimated) measure of cardiovascular risk that can be used as a benchmark for more precise prediction of event rates in prospectively designed clinical trials.

So, in order to create an even more accurate model for the more precise prediction of the deformation over time, we believe that the material characteristics should be investigated globally on site using non-destructive testing, i.e. in a large number of positions, on the warship.