Sentence examples for described more accurate from inspiring English sources

Both AHPC and UNMEB described more accurate and timely records using the system.

Thus, some of the questions may have described more accurate the way SMS is provided in KP and less accurate how SMS is provided in the DHS.

Some saw no association between age and agreement [ 13, 34], others reported an association between increasing age and poorer agreement [ 17, 35] and others described more accurate self-reports for older hypertensive respondents [ 10].

This is the first study applying the PPS method to the survey of rickshaw pullers in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in an attempt to describe more accurate profile of this population in regards with HIV-related risk behaviours and the correlates.

Based on the results for 30 recruited participants, this study determined that the described approach is more accurate and cost-effective than alternative techniques.

Although the serial increase could be compensated by application of the DGC method described earlier a more accurate result is provided by a conditional Granger causality analysis.

We also observe that the full algorithm described above is more accurate than the other methods, but the analytic approximation is also more accurate than more basic co-occurrence approaches.

Finally, the new "Poisson method" described here gives a more accurate estimate of the rate of recombination per generation than the coalescent method which requires to estimate also the Ne.

Although the purpose of Grover's algorithm is usually described as "searching a database", it may be more accurate to describe it as "inverting a function".

In this manuscript we describe an alternative and more accurate method that is appropriate to analyze the high-resolution images.

In many scientific and engineering fields, such as theoretical physical problems [11], diffusion processes [12], vibration and control [13], oscillating dynamical systems [14], thermal conductivity [15], rheological models [16], quantum models [17], etc., fractional derivative models manifest much better and describe real-world data more accurate than integer-order models do.