Sentence examples for finer specification from inspiring English sources

Our finer specification has important implications, suggesting the need for targeting alcohol programs and policy towards remote and very remote areas of the country.

Both the Cox and log-normal models permit finer multivariate specification in terms of patient characteristics (age in years, number of involved lymph nodes, tumour size in cm) than the Kaplan Meier, which could be advantageous in smaller populations.

This is possible because executable models promote a complete and fine-grained specification of the system behaviour.

A more fine-grained specification of electronic circuit knowledge in ElectronixTutor consists of knowledge components.

A fine-pointing specification of 3 μrad has been chosen to balance the pointing losses against developmental cost and effort.

In [19] CSCs need a certain level of security expertise to specify their requirements, while in CARAM this is not necessary: CSCs only need to specify acceptable risk levels for security, privacy and service categories, while still allowing a more fine grained specification.

Access patterns and type properties allow fine-grained specification of algorithmic requirements.

Microphysically, the most fine-grained theoretical specification of a gas is its microcanonical ensemble, in which the momentum and location (and thus the kinetic energy) of each molecule are specified.

The ratios between "canonical" and "mixed" Smad complexes could fine-tune vein specification in the wing.

SBGN-ML will likely see the addition of fine-grained graphics specification, support for linking between files, and improved usage of ontologies.

The added variation of unemployment rates through the monthly and more fine-grained regional specification allowed to control for spatial and temporal variation in the magnitude of the economic transition crises in East Germany following reunification.