Sentence examples for are increasingly accurate from inspiring English sources

The law of large numbers is an expression of the fact that the ratios predicted by probability statements are increasingly accurate as the number of events increases, but the absolute number of outcomes of a particular type departs from expectation with increasing frequency as the number of repetitions increases.

Automatic gene prediction methods in prokaryotes are increasingly accurate, Glimmer3, for example, both improves start site prediction relative to Glimmer2 and reduces the high false-positive rate for high GC genomes.

Their claims of distress are now being backed by a new Amnesty International investigation that found, among other points, that at least 19 civilians in the surrounding area of North Waziristan had been killed in just two of the drone attacks since January 2012 — a time when the Obama administration has held that strikes have been increasingly accurate and free of mistakes.

We observe that this approximation is expected to be increasingly accurate in the regime of small synchronization errors.

For any given molecule, the Bosanquet estimations tend to be increasingly accurate when the pore diameters are increased.

Apple's marketing slogan — meant to illustrate the vast size of its mobile application store — is increasingly accurate in terms of appifying aspects of our everyday lives.

And "pretend" appears to be increasingly accurate.

His moral compass, though bruised and battered, still works and, as the final season unfolds, its calibration seems to be increasingly accurate.

Non-contact 3D digitizing scanners based in structured light projection are increasingly more accurate, fastest and affordable.

At a first sight, one would argue that since the channel strengths are increasingly more accurate at higher SNR values, then the estimation error on the noise power should also remain constant and so does the SNR estimates.

Orthopaedic fracture fixation implants are increasingly being designed using accurate 3D models of long bones based on computer tomography (CT).