The phrase "accurately further" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two adverbs, but without context, it is unclear how they relate to each other.
Example: "The data needs to be accurately further analyzed to draw valid conclusions."
Alternatives: "more precisely" or "in greater detail".
Since the difference in Tgs between the two configurations was accurately simulated, further analysis could be carried out.
The time evolution of the sheared droplets was recorded with two CCD cameras (placed along the x and z directions) for extended times, allowing the steady state of the drops to be achieved accurately, and further digitally analyzed.
This correction is difficult to model accurately without further experimental insight and is thought to occur much faster than other bed processes.
In addition, even if a variant is accurately defined, further evidence of both clinical validity and utility are needed if its discovery is to be meaningful.
Reconstructing local genealogies more accurately could further increase the accuracy of DGV.
Being able to answer these, and similar, questions confidently and accurately will further and more strongly support the validity of the SGRQ as an instrument capable of assessing domains of HRQL in this population.
We validated the method on raw, unassembled traces from the human genome sequencing project, finding that we could assemble the known interferon alpha sequences accurately, and further, identify at least one case in which two alleles are present.
However, whether it is feasible for any woman presenting at a busy ANC to receive the same attention, and feel free to report her experiences accurately, needs further investigation.
Finally, the adequacy of clinical indication for transfusion has not been investigated here; also the study was not designed to assess accurately the further uptake of candidate donors diagnosed with any TTI within clinical care programs.
