Sentence examples for enables increased accuracy from inspiring English sources
The introduction of a multi-choice procedure also enables increased accuracy of analytical results to be obtained if more accurate TAA estimation is required.
The process of local population 'information averaging' by each cell enables increased accuracy of inherently single cell decisions such as proliferation and differentiation.
Further installments of conventional imaging sequences with the addition of gadolinium - enhancement will enable increased accuracy in diagnosing local recurrences of sarcoma patients.
We developed the FlyCatwalk, a system that enables increased phenotyping throughput while maintaining a measurement accuracy comparable with the current gold standard and has a sorting function for selection experiments.
All subjects underwent the same radiological protocol using a radiological computerized system (Kodak Point-of-Care CR 140 System®) which enabled increased image up to 300 % with greater accuracy to score the points that determine the medial axis of the metatarsal and phalangeal explored.
These low-cost genotyping strategies enable increased intensity of selection through the genotyping of large numbers of selection candidates or increased accuracy of estimated breeding values (EBV) by expanding the training population.
She also mentioned the advantages of technologies in this field which enable adequate visibility, precise localisation and increased accuracy, allowing a better targeting of the lesion without radiation exposure of the patient or the staff.
Added power and increased accuracy off the tee have enabled Neumann to avoid trouble while allowing her to play more aggressively.
The detection of a discontinuity further enables analytic relations to locally describe its evolution and provide increased accuracy.
The phone's gyro sensor and accelerometer enables the Okao software to provide a faster response and increased accuracy and power efficiency.
They also displayed increased accuracy of their skills.
