Sentence examples for more accurate from from inspiring English sources

That's what the scientific method is for: separating the stories that are more accurate, from the stories that are less accurate.

The results showed that it is possible to determine gamma dose more accurate from TL main dosimetry peak for monocrystalline silicon solar cell in comparison with TLD (100).

Those are the medium fish in the streaming pond, recording heavy losses but fuelling their growth with heavy funding rounds – or to be more accurate from their latest rounds: debt – hoping to compete with Apple, Google and Amazon's financial might.

It hopes to make the reporting more accurate, from its perspective, yet does not want to be seen as suppressing the very freedoms it seeks in Iraq and the Arab world.

When it doesn't, you can move the message back to your inbox or mark it as not being Clutter, and the system will make note and be more accurate from then on.

The founders of Celera Genomics found a way to profit from the genome or, to be more accurate, from carefully annotated and ingeniously packaged descriptions of bits of it, which drug companies are happy to buy (see article).

We note that the measurements from exome appear more accurate than from Sanger sequencing, because the allele frequency from exome sequencing of the inherited BRCA1 mutation in the blood sample was closer to the expected 0.5, representing heterozygosity.

RT-PCR from bronchial lavage is more accurate than from pharyngeal swab, in H1N1 diagnosis.

This clear trend says that the preprocessing algorithm proposed here performs even better if it is supplied with more accurate data from the LTQ instrument as compared with those from the DecaXP.

One day later, with a more accurate report from team doctors, Ryan amended that estimation to somewhere from 80 to 90 percent and said that Sanchez could be a game-time decision, depending on what happens the rest of the week.

Therefore, it helps to learn a more accurate model from noisy training data.