Sentence examples for making it more accurate from inspiring English sources

Beyond heath care, Social Security benefits could be reduced for high-income households, and the annual inflation adjustment could be trimmed (making it more accurate, some economists believe).

One day, Bartell went to a local fabric store, bought a lot of linen, made his own, and presented it to Aldrete, asking for help in making it more accurate.

This gave observed to predicted ratios of 0.91 and 0.98 respectively, making it more accurate at predicting morbidity.

The transient hot-wire method was first suggested in 1931 to measure the absolute thermal conductivity, and ever since many authors have contributed to improve the method, making it more accurate.

However, CENTIPEDE incorporates cell-specific experimental data to infer binding sites in a particular cell type, making it more accurate for predicting TFBSs.

Even banks such as Royal Bank of Scotland in the U.K., which is launching a bot called Luvo in its service channels, is aware of this: Although Luvo initially needs to be trained to understand subjects, RBS insists it will earn its AI stripes by "learning from its mistakes," which will make it "more accurate over time".

Also, I take an average value for the latest four frequencies, which make it more accurate.

The hope is to speed up the effort and make it more accurate.

A few tweaks to his sentence would have made it more accurate.

Regulators may also cut the number of rates to 20 from 150, in an effort to make it more accurate.

And the translation program will use special rules for specific parts of the entertainment listings to make it more accurate.