The phrase "as a more precise" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used when introducing a clarification or specification, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The results were inconclusive; as a more precise measurement, we should consider the latest data."
Alternatives: "as a clearer" or "as a more accurate".
In November 2014, the GSI unveiled what it described as a more precise estimate: 35.8 million people.
Finally, this platform could act as a more precise human-specific drug-screening platform.
With the availability of ConceptNet as a more precise semantic lexicon resource, Bag-of-concepts should be used for analysis instead of Bag-of-words.
It can be considered as a more precise inequality, because it holds for all parameter values of α, β and ν.
Generally, a mechatronic product has various design characteristics such as (a) more precise and accurate, (b) cost effective and more efficient, (c) more reliable, (d) more flexible and functional, (e) less mechanically complex, safer, and more environment friendly, etc.
Because Korčak's law (Korcak 1940) considers only the size of the patches, the perimeter-area scaling law has been considered as a more precise tool for measuring the fractal dimension.
When things start coming together for us, I think we can be really good". LIU goalkeeper Nathan Stockie would just as soon avoid a more precise UCI squad, after the senior netminder made 12 saves, some of which are sure to leave a mark.
In addition, the association said the department would survey program participants by May 15 to find out how many cows had been slaughtered and exported, as well as to get a more precise picture of when the remaining cattle would go to market.
For this study we used the GMFCS descriptions provided for children aged 2 to 4 years at time 2 as being a more precise classification than the classification for infants under 2 years of age [ 13].
Moreover, looking at variation in as many populations as possible gives a more precise picture of genetic diversity.
Accordingly, clinical practice, as well as epidemiological research required a more precise definition of MI [ 29].
