Sentence examples for more accurate study from inspiring English sources
Luminance maps availability focus the attention on a more accurate study of the light reaching the eyes (luminance), rather than on the light that arrives on surfaces (illuminance).
Real boundary conditions of joints assisted more accurate study of the cyclic responses of end-plate joints compared with the general experiments on T-shape joints and cruciform joints.
We have demonstrated that extension of the observation period after N. caninum infection permits a more accurate study of vertical transmission, the major route of parasite transmission, and mortality rates.
This suggests that a more accurate study of "smells" and mitigations is in order.
To allow a more accurate study about the impact of fragmentation mechanisms on the performance of VDTNs, a set of configurations should be considered.
In this paper, in order to do more accurate study of the seismic behavior of the tower and also more convenient and accurate understanding of the geology, tectonic, seismology, risk and available faults, risk analysis has been used.
It seems that CPCs work better, however several factors can influence (for instance, weather: cloudy or sunny days) and more accurate studies are needed.
Piot often wrote personal prefaces to those reports warning of the dangers of inaction, saying in 2006 that "the pandemic and its toll are outstripping the worst predictions". But by then, several years' worth of newer, more accurate studies already offered substantial evidence that the agency's tools for measuring and predicting the course of the epidemic were flawed.
The AFM images of each group were compared for more accurate studies on the effect of initial pressure on the NPs size and surface roughness.
The quantities of fine particles in the air are measurable in absolute terms and we should apply a precautionary approach and prefer minimizing particle emissions while waiting for more accurate studies about their impacts.
More accurate studies are required to define the role of the T249P mutation in the pathogenesis and evolutionary history of WNV in recent outbreaks.
