Sentence examples for more accurate interpretations from inspiring English sources

Owen – who spent much of his career in bad-tempered disputes with colleagues – stubbornly ignored recent, and more accurate, interpretations of fossils that suggested some dinosaurs walked on two legs.

Fractal modelling (FM) can complement existing kinetic fate models by including more accurate interpretations of shape and structure, density and collision efficiency parameters to better describe homo- and heteroaggregation.

More direct measurements of protein expression and activity, such as post-translation modifications (PTMs) and enzyme activity, would provide even more accurate interpretations of protein activity and function8,9, but methodologies to scale these up to a community level are not developed as they are for full proteome abundance surveys and require significantly more biomass.

The revised paper by Williams et al. provides an improved presentation of the data and more accurate interpretations.

Hence, improved mapping of homologous regions between rodents and humans should lead to increased effect sizes and more accurate interpretations.

Importantly, compared to ordinal-level or nominal-level summed scores, interval-level measurement properties allow for making more accurate interpretations on the relative distance between scores on the scale of a measure [ 12].

Exploratory motivation seems a more accurate interpretation.

A more accurate interpretation is that if Mr. Assad survives, then jihadism is sure to thrive.

The result is much more accurate interpretation of our results and news flow, meaning less volatility in our shares.

Consideration of the evolutionary history of target species allows for a more accurate interpretation of genetic data for management.

Then she added, "We need a more accurate interpretation of the Shariah law to establish our new constitution".