Sentence examples for be more precise because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Asness and Ms. Casscells estimate that, calculated this way, the median ratio from 1871 through 2003 is around 11. (They cannot be more precise because data on analyst projections is incomplete for some long-ago years).

(It's difficult to be more precise because of the particular population unit the Tax Policy Center uses for its calculations).

Or "sequence killers" to be more precise, because Mindhunter is set in 1979 and the former term hasn't been invented yet.

White's biographer, Richard Mabey, estimates that up to 46 out of 66 'letters to Daines Barrington' "were probably never sent through the post"; Mabey explains that it is hard to be more precise, because of White's extensive editing.

If anything, they may need to be more precise because they must mesh together cleanly to cut.

If anything, they say, genetic engineering is more precise because it introduces just one or two known genes into a plant.

Although active selection is more precise because it depends on instantaneous CSI during the communication, it would cost additional spectrum during transmission to select best relay.

The annotation is more precise, because clusters are much larger in size (in terms of Mbp) and contain global information.

The probabilistic model proposed here gets a bigger life but, however, it is more precise because this model provides the mean fatigue life, the variance for this life, and a cumulative probability function as Figure 7 shows.

He could not be more precise, he added, because contracts with the orchestra, the chorus and other members of the musical staff were expiring or up for renegotiation this spring.

But Republican candidates seek to be more precise in their outreach, because Republican New Yorkers are so much harder to find.