Sentence examples for more accurate since from inspiring English sources

Like the named storms, hurricane forecasts have seemingly been more accurate since 2007.

11...a6 12 Rac1!? It's possible that 12 Rfd1 is more accurate since the following operation seems to equalise.

O.K., well, first of all, Dragon is still far more accurate, since it tunes to your particular voice.

The latter is probably more accurate, since the state planning commission, Gosplan, had no model of how the economy functioned.

I say "a movie," but "movies" would be more accurate, since several minutes in, without bothering to say, "Let's watch something else," he'd simply change the channel.

When finger spinners, who should be more accurate since it is an easier craft, are capable of extracting sharp turn why bother with the luxury of wrist spin?

The final aim is to give a roadmap of the more accurate solutions, since the ground truth is exactly known.

For years, magazines, experts and authors have praised camcorders with three sensor chips (known as CCD's, for charge-coupled devices) as delivering sharper images and more accurate colors, since separate chips process the red, green and blue parts of the video signal.

If that is correct, subtracting the current-account surplus (presumably one of China's more accurate numbers since it consists of trade with other countries) from that figure would imply a less hair-raising investment rate of 37% of GDP.Hong Liang, an economist at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong, concludes from all this that both the level and growth-rate of Chinese investment are overstated.

Shorter computing times may result in faster and more accurate models since one can afford to better explore parameter ranges, and thereby the model uncertainty.

Page admins be warned, your Facebook news feed reach metrics may suddenly sag because fewer stories get loaded, but really your metrics are just more accurate now since only people who actually see your posts will be counted.