Sentence examples for comparative precision from inspiring English sources

Considering the comparative precision of the exposure measurements and the adjustment for key confounding factors in mortality studies, the Czech case control study (Bobak and Leon 1999b) and the U.S. cohort study (Woodruff et al. 1997) used the strongest designs, and their results are highlighted in the findings below.

Another factor is the comparative clarity, precision, and translatability, of writing in mainstream philosophy of science.

Unfortunately by then they were 19-3 behind and the Leinster man's comparative lack of precision when rated on the Sexton scale hardly mattered.

The aim of this study was to perform a comparative analysis of precision of 3 apex locators: Root ZX, Elements Diagnostic Unit and Apex Locator, and RomiAPEX D-30.

After this double precision, comparative models were found the best parameters for simulation processing.

Having identified QTL (Quantitative Trait Loci) for fatness on chicken chromosome 5 [ 12], our objective was to build a high-resolution and gene-rich RH map for this chromosome, as a basis for high precision comparative mapping with human and for the development of new polymorphic markers.

Krieger, E., Koraimann, G. & Vriend, G. Increasing the precision of comparative models with YASARA NOVA a self‐parameterizing force field.

Using a comparative method of utmost precision, he clearly explained the early Indo-European linguistic system and traced its history.

Comparative experiments on a precision linear motion platform can verify the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed method.

In summary, application of the alternative method may enhance both validity and precision of comparative analyses of cancer survival.

They were used primarily to saturate the map in markers and also to increase the precision of comparative maps.