Sentence examples for even greater precision from inspiring English sources

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But now a new paper proposes a different approach that might yield even greater precision.

Root wants to reach an agreement with Tesla to use data generated by the vehicle itself, which would allow even greater precision.

Even greater precision can be achieved if, for instance, varved lake sequences are investigated, where in principle seasonally differentiated tephra deposition can be elucidated [62].

"The change in height has resulted from improvements to the OS GPS [global positioning system] coordinates network and even greater precision on how we measure heights from the mean sea level in Britain". It was unlikely the change would push any other Cumbrian hills into the mountain category and it would have no effect on OS maps, which have figures rounded to the nearest metre, Mr Greaves added.

Reduced grid sizes will offer even greater precision [11], [12].

Even with greater precision the practical value of knowing one's rank would be limited.

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We can observe that the curve presents a remarkable ascendant slope, indicating an increase of precision even greater than that obtained for shape descriptors.

This will encourage broader functional status assessment and will enable CAT instruments with even broader coverage and greater precision of measurement.

Even more potential applications and greater precision could be achieved using next generation sequencing (NGS) of granulosa and cumulus cell RNA (RNA-seq).