The phrase "a more precise relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or specificity in the context of relationships or connections between concepts, data, or entities.
Example: "In our analysis, we aim to establish a more precise relation between the variables to improve the accuracy of our predictions."
Alternatives: "a clearer connection" or "a more exact relationship."
In addition, a more precise relation has been obtained for flow with Froude numbers less than 0.4.
Pure gravity orbit is an orbit removed non-gravity disturbances, which can give a more precise relation between gravity and orbit, and can be used to navigation satellite, earth gravity felid measurement, gravity wave detection and other fundamental physical test mission.
These findings elucidate the main structural and functional bases of AP but a more precise relation between these observations and cognitive as well as perceptual functions required by the AP ability remains partially blurred.
The philosophy of Malebranche is sometimes portrayed as a synthesis of Descartes and Augustine, but a more precise way to put this relation is that Malebranche used Augustine to rectify shortcomings he perceived in the philosophy of Descartes.
As our case series was large enough to allow it, in order to have a more precise idea of onset age in relation to a subject's age we carried out a distribution analysis by five-year age groups, which in our opinion was more adequate than age distribution by decades to better detect the likelihood of childhood and elderly onset.
However, since protein interaction network is essentially a model of relations among biological molecules, a more precise characterization of dynamic protein interaction network would result from addressing the relation changes than the entity changes.
In case more markers are seen at the same time, and their geometric relation is known, our pose estimation will use all available detected points in a more precise estimation.
A more precise term is lip-vibrated instrument.
