The phrase "allowed a more accuracy" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "allowed for more accuracy"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the improvement of precision or correctness in a particular context or process.
Example: "The new software update allowed for more accuracy in data analysis, leading to better decision-making."
Alternatives: "permitted greater accuracy" or "enabled increased accuracy."
However, the population was heterogeneous for sociodemographic characteristics and health-related conditions, which increased the variability of measured serum osmolality and allowed a more-sensitive analysis of the diagnostic accuracy of predictive equations.
Time-varying exposure profiles may be generated repeatedly with great accuracy, thus allowing a more realistic simulation of real-life exposures than is approached by operating chambers manually at ostensibly constant concentrations of test gases.
These kinds of reviews can provide valuable information on the validity of acquisition techniques and allow a discussion of the possibility of generalized acquisition protocols with high accuracy and reliability to allow a more standardized quantification.
In conclusion, we have developed an automated quantitative analysis of neuronal development that allows a more rapid screening of morphological characteristics with a high degree of accuracy and reproducibility.
We show that both methods provide equivalent accuracies, but that MPEG motion vectors allow a more efficient implementation.
This insures accuracy, but it also opens up your shoulders to allow a more natural throwing motion.
Improved accuracy in directly determining what metabolites are available in the host cell environment and incorporation of transcriptional regulatory rules into iRR1083 will allow a more precise analysis of metabolic selective pressures a pathogen encounters during infection.
Maquet reported that the dome osteotomy allowed more accuracy and adjustability of correction, while highlighting the technical difficulty, intraarticular fracture, and scarring of the extensor mechanism as complications [9].
