Sentence examples for more accurate analyses from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the channel busy conditions is modified and the Ziouva and Antonakopoulous's (ZA's) model is improved, and the more accurate analyses of the DCF are presented.

However, whenever a large space structure (ISS-like) is considered, not only the coupled orbit-attitude dynamics should be modelled to run more accurate analyses, but the structural flexibility should be included too.

As a result, analytical errors have reduced over time and more accurate analyses have become possible.

To generate more accurate analyses, we will grade the reports using the GRADES scale procedures.

Thus, to ensure more accurate analyses, we did not use the correlation between structural divergence and Ks to investigate how structural divergence changes over time.

However the specificity of the ABB deserves more accurate analyses possibly developing a model able to mimic the interplay of epithelial and endothelial cells.

According to 54% Spanish paediatricians and 60% Italian neonatologists, the identification of newborns at risk is more accurate analysing neonatal biomarkers.

The sample size is small and should be increased for more accurate subgroup analyses.

The information about the place of birth would allow for more accurate nonresponse analyses and thus the planning of precise measures to increase outcome rates, in particular the contact rate.

As such, our method is able to disentangle the sex influence on a genome wide level, and paves the way to achieve more accurate association analyses in genome wide methylation studies.

As these authors stated, ideally, whole genomes should be used for more accurate phylogenetic analyses of influenza virus as has been reported previously [14], [15], with at least one good reason for this being the potentially misleading conclusions caused by influenza viral HA and NA gene reassortments [19].