Sentence examples for evaluate more accurately from inspiring English sources
In this paper a new methodological approach is presented in order to evaluate more accurately the electric and thermal energy production of a point-focus concentrating photovoltaic and thermal system (CPV/T).
However, these studies overlook the potential use of historical shop-floor quality data of existing MMPs in order to extract the actual manufacturing operation capabilities from each station, and then, to evaluate more accurately the expected dimensional variability of new candidate process plans.
Moreover, understanding the path through which somatic cells arrive to a pluripotent state should allow us to evaluate, more accurately, the potential risks inherent in the use of iPSCs in therapy.
Thus, it was possible to evaluate more accurately the influence of children's oral health neglect by caregivers.
The next step would be to evaluate more accurately whether it plays a key role in ant plant interactions in the Monte Desert.
Furthermore, they were able to evaluate more accurately the risks at various tumor sites, which was not possible from our data.
While the disease activity can be evaluated more accurately with PET, MRA provides a comprehensive evaluation of the vascular tree without the need for ionizing radiation [42].
The results revealed that the site engineering conditions were evaluated more accurately by the multi-function CPTU test technology.
Strain controlled test, as it retains pyriform shape till the end, could be evaluated more accurately with the maximum plastic strain amplitude in the hysteresis curve.
This electrode configuration reduces significantly the contribution of the reactant diffusion to the experimental current potential curves and consequently, the kinetic parameters of the reaction can be evaluated more accurately.
To investigate whether bone mineral density can be evaluated more accurately using a panoramic device with a new cadmium telluride photon-counting sensor and software than 2 panoramic devices with a conventional semiconductor sensor.
