The phrase "advantage of accurately" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the benefits of precision or correctness, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be meaningful.
Example: "The advantage of accurately measuring the ingredients is that it ensures the recipe turns out perfectly."
Alternatives: "benefit of precise" or "advantage of precision".
The leaf spring, although comparatively inelastic, has the important advantage of accurately positioning the wheel with respect to the other chassis components, both laterally and fore and aft, without the aid of auxiliary linkages.
This technique produces a coupled code relatively quickly and inexpensively and has the advantage of accurately modeling complex nonlinear phenomena often observed in a real field but difficult to capture with a fully coupled simulator.
Finally, the use of data to populate the agents offers the advantage of accurately representing a system, which is not widely done especially for large-scale ABMs, and can be of great benefit for the user.
This offers the potential advantage of accurately guiding transcatheter-targeted intramyocardial delivery of therapeutic agents.
Although such targets have the advantage of accurately representing the target material to be imaged, producing useful color phantoms based on stained tissue is difficult due to the significant variation between stained slides.
This trial design has the advantage of accurately discriminating the proportion of patients who have disease stabilisation due to drug activity rather than to the biology of their disease.
Furthermore, a barium swallow has the advantage of more accurately identifying the presence of a Zenker or epiphrenic diverticulum or paraesophageal hernia.
Its novel application to plasma simulations can be viewed as a natural extension of the finite size particles (FSP) approach, with the advantage of estimating more accurately distribution functions that have localized sharp features.
The mean-count polar maps are more prone to delineation errors but, if the delineation is reliable, have the advantage of depicting more accurately the distribution of activity in the LV region considered.
The longer unigenes present the advantage of being more accurately annotated.
Its major advantage is its capability of accurately resolving DOAs as close as 10°from short data snapshots and even from a single snapshot.
