Sentence examples for for more exacting from inspiring English sources

If peacekeeping operations and the budget continue to grow, as they did last year, then the need for more exacting accountability mechanisms becomes ever more acute.

At least four moss species have been identified as important in dune stabilization, since they help to consolidate the sand, add nutrients as they decompose, and pave the way for more exacting plant species.

Heuch has spent most of his tenure at Arcus rallying for more exacting attention to quality and detail in the products he still makes with his own hands.

A spokesperson for the internet privacy group Access Now told Politico the group feared that the choice to hand over social media information was not really a choice at all, and that the program could act as an opaque entry point for more exacting probes.

This allowed for more exacting definition of the boundaries, based on the outermost heterochromatin and euchromatin markers, defining a transition zone with an average size of 78 kb (range: ~15 to 226 kb).

A conger glided by, too fast for more exact identification.

Evolution apparently pushed for more exact tilt controls, so now the pad functions well as a steering wheel.

"It may have been a speculative decision, hoping for more exact intelligence, it may have been about protecting the identity of informants; if so it was a huge game that went catastrophically wrong," it says.

It could be applied for more exact planning and dosimetry calculations in endoradiotherapy [27].

Based on the results and for more exact investigation, tunnel alignment has been divided into 20 geological engineering units.

The optimal schemes of SSBs can provide guidance for vegetation recovery when using a SSB, but a more practical experiment should be carried out for more exact results.