So normally, we don't care about it, or if you want to be more accurate, of course, you should keep that term.
"The data we have now is much more accurate of course, but there are many more new bays, coves, promontories and lakes, simply because the glaciers have retreated so much," Ms Gerrish said.
It has been stated that the combination of qualitative and quantitative techniques allows more accurate time-course monitoring of microbial infection processes in plant roots [ 7].
The clumsiness of the prototype and the long training time required show how far we are from the smartwatch version of this gadget; it would need to get easier to learn and use, more accurate, and, of course, much smaller.
A comparison with a numerical solution of the differential equations shows that the developed semi-analytical mixed-mode model gives a good description of the ferrite-to-austenite transformation, significantly more accurate over the entire course of the transformation than the classical interface-controlled and diffusion-controlled models.
Of course, more accurate current data improves the assessment of uncertainty.
Of course, more accurate bounds also can be obtained for specific arrays of specified fluorochromes using the analytical methods described in this paper.
Hence, the identification of clinicopathological and molecular characteristics of breast cancer to enable more accurate prognosis of the course of disease and prediction of therapy response to antibodies or small enzyme-inhibiting molecules [ 13- 15], for example, is a continuing challenge in the field of diagnostic pathology.
"But, of course, the more accurate your scale model is, the more likely it is to show the cracks.
The Southern newspapers' reports of brutal black fiends were, of course, no more accurate than their reports of slaves cheerfully giving their lives to protect their masters.
