The phrase "more accurate expression" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing language and finding the best possible way to convey meaning or information. Here is an example: "I think we should revise this sentence to include a more accurate expression. Instead of saying 'The results were good,' we could say 'The results were highly satisfactory.'".
According to their results, it can provide more accurate expression measurement and detect differential expressed genes even in noisy conditions.
A non-causal but more accurate expression is also proposed that is suitable for frequency-domain applications.
Like #IndigenousDads before it, #DefineAboriginal provided a more participatory – and therefore more accurate – expression of what being Aboriginal in this so-called commonwealth involves.
We interpret the footnote to the Court of Appeals' opinion in this case, where jurisdiction is based upon diversity of citizenship, to indicate its view that Phillips represents a more accurate expression of District of Columbia law than the dicta from Hatter and that, therefore, the appeal could not be decided without reaching the constitutional question.
The total energy release rate (ERR) is obtained more accurately by including an axial strain energy contribution from the intact part of the beam and by developing a more accurate expression for the post-buckling mode shape than that in the work by Chai et al. (1981) and Hutchinson and Suo (1992).
In [19], a more accurate expression for the bias was proposed.
More accurate expressions for energy decrease E(h) and electron production rate profiles q(h) are derived.
In contrast, the Human gene 1.0 ST array queries the whole transcript, giving a more accurate reflection of gene expression.
It is speculated that condition-specific, time-specific, and individual-specific levels of gene expression may be due to the interactions of different miRNAs accounting for more accurate genetic expression of various traits [18].
Data from the literature show that this chip may provide more accurate gene expression measurements than traditional microarrays [ 53, 54], but requires a more complex strategy for the analysis of expression data [ 53, 55].
Therefore, a more accurate approximate expression is derived.
