Sentence examples for measured with precision from inspiring English sources

With spread-betting, the method this column uses, enthusiasm can be measured with precision.

"With the sun, rotations can be measured with precision," Mr. Parmigiani said.

Fields are tilled with GPS-guided tractors, water and fertilizer are applied and measured with precision applicators, and food is distributed through global supply chains.

The method builds on the fact that the emission, distribution and final effects can be measured with precision.

The relative risk of selecting black are positive and large for both immigrant and native-born males, but the effects are not measured with precision.

In the case of methane, both 13CH3D/12CH4 and 12CH2D2/12CH4 ratios are measured with precision of ∼0.1‰ and ∼0.5‰, respectively.

"No, I think that measuring with precision human activity on the climate is something very challenging to do, and there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact".

The human ability to measure with precision the extent of that impact is subject to continuing debate and dialogue, as well they should be".

But whether dieting actually shrinks your stomach, as many people believe, is not so clear-cut, partly because the stomach's actual size is difficult to measure with precision before and after a diet.

PRUITT: I believe the ability to measure with precision the degree of human activity's impact on the climate is subject to more debate on whether the climate is changing or whether human activity contributes to that.

Many studies have suggested links between diesel and lung cancer, but Dr. Silverman said hers was the first to measure with precision how much diesel exhaust each group of mineworkers was exposed to.