Sentence examples for as precisely for from inspiring English sources

We were not able to control as precisely for age and calendar time in the cohort study as in the case-control study, which could explain some of the small difference in the effect measures.

First, there is a pattern of increasing divergence, or relaxed constraint, in the posterior HoxA genes in six teleost taxa, with divergence increasing from HoxA13 to HoxA9 (5′ to 3′, fig. 7) that is mirrored in the salmon and paddlefish posterior HoxA genes (albeit, not as precisely for the paddlefish paralogs that were duplicated most recently).

That corn bread, cut as precisely as panels for an Ikea bookcase, arrives with a pat of beautiful honey butter — and another of African-spiced tomato jam.

In this subtest, the task was to identify the person as precisely as possible; for voices and faces, if the subject was not able to name the person, they were asked to provide other biographical details (e.g. an event closely associated with the person, occupational information), in line with the criteria used by Snowden et al. (2004).

The knowledge of significant prognostic factors, which characterize a cancer patient's individual situation as precisely as possible, is important for individualized therapies.

In order to extract the data on delay in referral for each patient as precisely as possible, it was necessary to find the time-difference between the date of first symptom and the date of GP's letter referring patient to secondary care.

However, due to substantial sparsity of ground-based GPS stations, it is impossible to determine the location and edges of the irregularity oval as precisely as for the Northern Hemisphere.

One of the main objectives of our work is to estimate the values of the parameters (alpha_{1}, ldots, lambda_{3}) as precisely as possible, for example, by using the least squares method and adjusting results coming from a statistical study that is planned to be done in subsequent work.

He prepares his strategy for attacking hitters as precisely as a teacher prepares lessons for a new school year.

What he did was emerge at precisely the right time as precisely the right fit for baseball's best team.

However, the term is often used as precisely that – a shorthand for those essential values – rather than full partnership work and we should avoid confusing the two.