Sentence examples for more accurate technical from inspiring English sources

A perfect and uniform round shape and smaller beads size would maximize the efficiency of the transfer and avoid limitations that might occur because of the physical barrier, but this could only be analyzed with more accurate technical equipment [27].

We hypothesised that more accurate preoperative planning, sophisticated technical capabilities, and evolution of surgeon experience will result in more consistent use of non-extensile single surgical approaches.

Inspite of the complex structure of the problem and to provide more accurate analysis to the technical and industrial applications, the final nonlinear system of equations are solved using Adomian decomposition method.

A better liver function assessment, increased understanding of segmental liver anatomy, using more accurate imaging studies and the technical progress in surgery are the most important factors that have led to reduced mortality and morbidity of liver tumors [ 4].

Mean normalisation was previously shown to outperform other methods of normalisation in terms of better reduction of technical variation and more accurate appreciation of biological changes [ 25].

If we were being technical, it may be more accurate to describe these individuals' status as "unauthorized" rather than undocumented or illegal.

A simple approximation suitable for many technical applications, and several more accurate representations by fitted polynomials and by tables are given.

We also maintain the opinion [ 6] that the MAQC study should be continued to generate more technical replicates for a more accurate assessment of the random noise component.

However, technical standardisation is needed for a more accurate determination of expression/amplification of these two later molecular markers.

Cutting the COLA is being pitched as a simple "technical tweak" or "formula adjustment" that's more accurate than the current COLA formula.

This technical advance increases sensitivity and specificity for more accurate diagnosis and classification of various malignancies.