Sentence examples for more accurate characterization from inspiring English sources

Smith can characterize himself as a quarterback who wins, but a more accurate characterization is a quarterback who "doesn't lose".

In this study, ESI FT-ICR MS combined with FT-IR was used to characterize the nitrogen compounds in CGO, which can give a more accurate characterization of nitrogen compounds in coker gas oil.

A more accurate characterization would have been poachers, rustlers, lawbreakers and other members of the criminal element as distinguished from hunters.

A more accurate characterization of Impressionist music would include restraint and understatement, a static quality, and a provocatively colourful effect resulting from composers' fascination with pure sound as a beautiful and mysterious end in itself.

Instead a more accurate characterization of speech acts builds on Grice's notion of speaker meaning.

Further investigations, using different techniques such as molecular genetics, are required for more accurate characterization.

So, these MnO NPs were subjected to detailed and more accurate morphology characterization using FESEM and TEM.

Under the assumption of independence among the random variables used in the Karhunen Loeve expansion and Independent Component Analysis representations, the latter provides more accurate statistical characterization of the output process for the specific cases examined.

This will result in more accurate risk characterization associated with As exposures.

While the inclusion of additional SNPs further reduces group sizes, and hence statistical power, the more accurate functional characterization gained by haplotype analysis may sometimes offset this loss of power.

Understanding these sources of variability on the magnetostrictive response can lead to more accurate property characterizations and more precise engineering of magnetostrictive actuators and sensors.