Sentence examples for it's more precise from inspiring English sources

It's more precise," he said.

It's more precise than jets.

But the new technology has a distinct advantage over traditional methods because it's more precise and can dramatically cut development times, said Johnathan Napier, a leading pioneer in plant biotechnology at Rothamsted.

But with these approaches comes a trade-off, says Tapus: if it's more precise, the robot may have more difficulty recognizing it at a later stage, but if it's not precise enough, it might be too easily confused with other places.

Maybe it is more precise to think in terms of Prof. Albert Schorsch's "retroject, verb; retrojection, noun," or the French term suggested by a correspondent from England, but whose post I have regretfully misplaced.

(We chose Ahlbom's rather than our own similar RR estimate because it is more precise).

It is more precise than the old open-face HNO3 sampler.

"No one ever says I will buy this watch because it is more precise".

The research at Starbucks relied on many more transactions and outlets over more than a year, so it is more precise.

But it is more precise to talk about a plurality of racisms than a single phenomenon; racism in Australia certainly differs to racism in say France, which differs again to racism in Norway, and so on.

"The language has become more complicated to understand, but it is more precise.