Sentence examples for encourage more precise from inspiring English sources

In 2001 the STRICTA Standardss for Reporting Interventions in Controlled Trials of Acupuncture) guidelines were published to encourage more precise descriptions of the interventions used in controlled trials of acupuncture in publications and to improve the quality of these interventions [ 5].

As idealizations of ontogeny, normal stages allow for a classification of developmental events that is comprehensiveness with suitably sized and reasonably homogeneous stages, reasonably sharp boundaries between stages, and stability under different investigative conditions (Dupré 2001), which encourages more precise explanations within particular disciplinary approaches (Griesemer 1996).

We also want to encourage more empirical work to establish the precise values of parameters in these models.

Deadhead to encourage more blossoms.

This will encourage more flowers.

This has encouraged more uprisings.

This encourages more complicated pictures.

In February, the FDA announced new safety controls on medical imaging devices and plans to encourage development of more precise dosing standards.

The results of this type of research procedures are very useful in preventing the forthcoming pressure for more billboards and trademarks on the roads, as well as in encouraging the adaptation of more precise regulations relating to the road infrastructure, the placement of roadside elements, etc.

A more "appropriate" solution, she said, would be to encourage tech companies to undertake "more precise and systemic checks of the age of those who join [their networks]." Tech giants such as Facebook should work on "introduce settings that are better adapted to the 13-17 agroupoup, who are today considered adults even though they aren't".

Or it could mean more precise labelling (to encourage consumers to buy local produce and shun imports), or distribution networks to favour local sales.