Sentence examples for better tracked from inspiring English sources

But some health authorities contend that the epidemic is better tracked if names are used because they are less subject to confusion and easier for doctors to report.

It is clear that the gene states are better tracked by the BKF-CORR algorithm in comparison to the BKF.

So, in Michael's Comcast case, the company and its other customers could have better tracked the public's response to his ordeal.

In general, and consistent with previous assumptions, certain low-energy events such as "keyboard typing" are better tracked with short frame resolutions, whereas long frames perform better for a "door slam" (50 ms).

Just as the recent deal with Getty will provide more metadata to pins that use Getty images, stronger links between pins and the sites/brands from which they come will mean that they can be better tracked by Pinterest, and those brands themselves.

Social media is now the fastest-growing category for marketing spend — partly because of the popularity of social networking services like Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter; and partly because "eyeballs" can be better tracked and quantified on these networks over more legacy channels like print and outdoor ads.

Today, globalization has a decidedly better track record than its alternative.

The test-ban treaty would better track the proliferation habits of others.

Helping Android developers better track their users' activities and locations could help reverse that trend.

Also, Washington has switched from anonymous to name-based testing, so it can better track infection trends.

Better tracking data would be required to maximize the effectiveness of debris removal prizes.