Sentence examples for in addition to accurate from inspiring English sources
Thus, in addition to accurate mass data, ion mobility-derived CCS provides an additional physicochemical measurement that can be used for lipid annotation and identification.
In addition to accurate putting, Aoki also had luck on his side today.
In addition to accurate modeling, designed network can predict hydrogen solubility in heavy n-alkanes based on available data of similar systems with acceptable accuracy.
In addition to accurate representation of experimental data, the data reduction of binary pairs from three ternary systems has been shown to satisfy the triangular rule consistency test.
Neesham says in addition to accurate pricing, it allows salespeople to tinker with the model to come up with an appealing options strategy for clients.
The isotope pattern-matching algorithm SigmaFit is a feature of the Bruker Daltonics micrOTOF that can be used as an identification tool in addition to accurate mass measurement.
This review of studies on the utility of counting beads as a tool to improve classification of fast breathing in children with cough and/or difficulty breathing to guide pneumonia diagnosis shows that the introduction of 'age-specific and colour-coded' counting beads, in addition to an accurate timer, can help CHWs with limited numeracy and literacy to more accurately assess fast breathing.
In addition to more accurate data on ground ice, climate data with high spatial and temporal resolution are needed.
For one thing, in addition to the accurate warnings, Stalin was also receiving inaccurate ones, many of them placed there deliberately by the Germans.
In addition to more accurate prediction of discrete features of the elevated temperature material stress strain response of stainless steel (i.e. strength and stiffness reduction factors), a material model for the continuous prediction of the stress strain response by means of a modified compound Ramberg Osgood formulation has also been proposed.
In addition to an accurate mathematical representation of the material, a computational modelling method for assessing impact problems involving large plastic deformation, damage localization, fracture etc. requires a suitable discretization scheme which can simulate the relevant physical processes without introducing any numerical artifact or being unstable.
