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The phrase "are significantly more precise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the precision of two or more items, methods, or measurements, indicating a notable difference in accuracy.
Example: "The new measurement techniques are significantly more precise than the previous methods we used."
Alternatives: "are considerably more accurate" or "are much more exact."
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Both Rcorrector and SEECER are significantly more precise (>86%% in all categories) and more sensitive than methods designed for DNA reads, especially for reads from low-expression transcripts.
They are significantly more precise and detailed than the "rhythm method," and are typically free or low-cost methods for determining fertility.
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Likewise, the lower molar rotation imprecision was significantly more precise than the lower incisor rotation.
The S-Pen — arguably the piece that gave this jumbo phone its name — has been updated to be significantly more precise.
Aggregation causes reduce the data variability and forecasting with aggregated data is significantly more precise compared with non-aggregated data (Simchi-Levi and Kaminsky 2004).
When Algorithm 1 is performed with and MCMC iterations with a burn-in period, the runtime of Algorithms 1 and 2 is comparable but the former is significantly more precise than the latter.
SRM is significantly more precise and less error prone than PEM.
The Hoek formula was significantly more precise than the other two formulae.
In this range, the cystatin C based Hoek formula was significantly more precise, and notably more sensitive with similar specificity.
However, by using cables plus attenuators, such a Tx-noise covariance matrix estimation is significantly more accurate as well as more precise because the channel matrix H in Equation (36) can be assumed to be known (actually, the cabled channel is estimated with very high precision and accuracy).
The post-hoc univariate analyses revealed that the athletes were significantly more accurate (AE, p < 0.01) and precise (VE, p < 0.01) in the active trunk repositioning tests as compared to the passive tests.
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