Sentence examples for is even more precise from inspiring English sources
We are in Lucerne, so the Swiss time-keeping is even more precise.
Marie Riviere is even more precise in her requirements: she would love to work with Ken Loach or Mike Leigh and needed their telephone numbers.
When the most intensively stained areas of VEGFR2 and CD31 overlaid the phosphor image, correlation is even more precise (the radioactive hotspots in Figure 5D1,D2).
Our method performs well at the fovea (Fig. 7(B)), and is even more precise at extra-foveal retinal locations (Fig. 6).
Thus, gene mapping has practical implications in plant genetics and breeding, and the determination of its physical localization is even more precise as it enables us to confirm the exact position of a gene on a chromosome.
Similarly, we would be able to estimate the proportion of adequate coverage offered by each mono or dual-therapy WISCA regimen with a precision of ± 6% (and estimates would be even more precise if true proportions were >50%).
And new software is allowing the parties to be even more precise about their cheating.
Ringer also had such features, but the volume controls on Ringtone Maker were even more precise.
Selling exclusive products, particularly ones that require customization for individual customers, means that RedEnvelope must be even more precise than most Internet retailers in the way it manages inventory, Mr. Weinstein said.
Indeed, according to a study by Echelon Insights, a political consultancy, 93% of political spots on that channel are Republican; on Comedy Central, by contrast, the ads are 86% Democratic.By 2016 advertising will be even more precise, reckons Mr Goldstein.
RadiumOne, an advertising-technology company, puts cookies on users, normally unbeknown to them, when they click on a weblink sent by a friend.Data-gathering on mobile devices can be even more precise.
