Sentence examples for more accurate technology from inspiring English sources

What aspect of this far more accurate technology for measuring TV ratings has the networks and advertisers so afraid to make the switch?

However, in this study we have used a different T dose, a different injection schedule, and a more accurate technology to quantify the mRNA levels.

While claimed to be the more accurate technology, it still displays difficulties in certain areas such as high FP and FN values in low expression ranges [ 26].

The higher correlation with chPTC may be due to the fact that this pool was hybridised on Human 21k slides, which are based on a more recent and more accurate technology than that of the Human 5k slides used for sPTC.

Experienced in conventional microfabrication, the researcher is now exploring even more accurate technologies, such as 3-D printing and stereophotography, to design new devices; for example, tools to control drug release.

But as more accurate technologies emerged, some carriers began eyeing handset-based schemes that rely on communication between global positioning satellites and handsets.

However, this might imply the use of more accurate technologies such as high-resolution melting (HRM) qPCR to perform the discrimination of some closely related taxa.

While this suggested that bile aspiration may, indeed, influence the biodiversity of the CF lung, there is a growing acceptance that bile aspiration may be asymptomatic and more accurate technologies are required to measure bile acids in the lungs.

"To make plastic lens thinner, a more accurate mold technology is necessary".

It is foreseeable that with the surge of various future bandwidth-hungry applications such as a higher quality video capsule endoscopy, more accurate sensor technology, and larger number on body sensors, will eventually push that capacity to the edge in the near future.

Faber has recently taken steps to combine traditional hair and fibre analysis with more modern, and accurate, technology.