Sentence examples for more accurate amount from inspiring English sources

As the data show, when placed in a much wider scope, the major and/or minor parents of more strains can be found, and this provides a much more accurate amount of intrasubtype recombination.

But the BIS reckons that gross market values provide a more accurate measure of the amounts that are actually at risk.

"Wormy thing doesn't amount to a hill of beans," says Sunil X. "D/L is a more accurate measure of progress".

For example, Professor Begley continued, it may well be that while corporate disclosures have become more accurate, the amount of information conveyed in those disclosures has declined sharply.

The proxy for fitness of parent trees used in this study (i.e. the actual number of successful naturally-regenerated offspring) is probably more accurate than amount of pollen donated, flower production or fruit set (e.g. [ 8, 13]), as the latter three do not consider post-dispersal mortality and early selection.

The DCR of the slab specimens are more accurate because the total amount of measured cartilage is higher than in the tangential cut cartilage.

6 Finally, force measurements are likely to be more accurate as the total amount of force distributes only across biosensor molecules.

The proposed model and findings can help ESCOs and building owners predict more accurate energy saving amounts and design proper retrofitting contracts.

Instead, a more accurate predictor was the amount of funding that a school received from the National Institutes of Health.

"Mary, Queen of Charity Shops: Repeated" would have been more accurate, given the limited amount of fresh material, although Portas in her redoubtable bossy-boots way did come up with a new scheme to encourage younger volunteers over the thresholds of the nation's charity shops.

Specially designed custom arrays that take population specificity into account by making use of information provided by large scale sequencing endeavors such as the 1000 Genomes Project [28] will be capable of yielding more accurate estimations on the amount of common copy number variation.