Sentence examples for higher level of precision from inspiring English sources

While DNA testing has helped to free more than 200 wrongfully convicted people, "DNA was a shock to police culture and created an alternative scientific model, which promoted standardization, transparency and a higher level of precision," said Paul Giannelli, a forensic science expert at Case Western Reserve University School of Law who presented his research to the National Academy.

Any company that seeks to build a rocket or satellite component "or who even wants to supply nuts, bots and screws to the space industry," he said, "must work to a higher level of precision than human beings had to do before the space industry came along.

The NIFA analysis achieves a much higher level of precision, appropriate for more advanced stability investigations.

The increasing complexity of chips has required the creation of increasingly complex design tools and a much higher level of precision in all the steps in the process.

Moreover, prefabrication offers more quality and greater reliability since controls are more effective under off-site conditions and there is generally a higher level of precision than is the case with on-site procedures (National Research Council, 2009).

As a result, the dimension of the precast panels and the position of the steel bars and the sleeve need to be fabricated at a higher level of precision.

But the ability of LLR data to test theory at even higher levels of precision is restrained by presence of systematic range residual signals from unmodeled physics.

The use of excessive decimal places can result in suggesting higher levels of precision than are actually available and even result in confusion or misinterpretation by readers.

Stratified random sampling (based on the position inside the plantation) made it possible to reduce the sample size as compared to simple random sampling, but only at higher levels of precision (e.g., 25 less plants at 5% precision).

In countries where these systems are weaker, data is available from present-day impacts, resulting to higher levels of precision.

Constable, however, worked in a realist mode with a high level of precision in his landscapes of the English countryside, whereas Turner, particularly later in his career, produced wildly expressionistic and atmospheric seascapes that verged on abstraction.