The phrase "achieve more precise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of obtaining greater accuracy or specificity in a particular context or task.
Example: "By implementing these new strategies, we hope to achieve more precise results in our experiments."
Alternatives: "attain greater precision" or "reach a higher level of accuracy."
Therefore, the research demands more analytical-experimental work in order to achieve more precise theoretical models.
In this work, we have favored a direct calculation of the distortion values, in order to achieve more precise results.
To achieve more precise SLM porous morphologies, further reduction of powder size and laser beam diameter would be necessary.
It can be useful to understand the financial support level of each link by comparison in order to achieve more precise conclusions.
Generally, centralized sleep/wake scheduling algorithms are appropriate only for stationary targets or moving targets with known and static movement patterns [17], and it is easy to achieve more precise scheduling results.
Then, among all relaxed structures achieved by this initial functional/basis set, those having highest stability (judging from their calculated adsorption energy) were selected as input files to do next optimization at stronger basis set/functional 6-31G d 6-31G dYP) to achieve more precise values of parameters (adsorption energy,p /B3LYPrium distonce, chachieveansfer,…).
Due to these improvements, ISM achieved more precise and more stable detection.
This allowed exceeding the usual classical procedures and achieving more precise results.
If soft tissue thickness at various points like nasion, subnasion and pogonian and lip thickness and lip strain were considered during analysis, we could have achieved more precise results.
500-run Monte Carlo simulations show that the proposed composite control scheme achieves more precise Mars atmospheric entry (3.8 km parachute deployment point distribution error) than the baseline control scheme (8.4 km) and integral control scheme (5.8 km).
In order for NPs to be more precisely designed to account for such cell-associated spectral changes in biomedical applications (preventing unintended optical effects and achieving more precise, predicted optical response), there is a need for further understanding of how NP design parameters or environmental factors can influence the spectral changes that are realized in a cellular environment.
