Sentence examples for more accurate vision from inspiring English sources

In the future, furfural detoxification using ligninolytic enzymes need to be tested in biomass hydrolysates to have a more accurate vision of their real efficiency and applicability.

The artworks are not confined to any one method or style as long as they offer a new and more historically accurate vision of the story of Jesus.

The more accurate the machine vision is, the larger the store you can equip.

While some companies offer consumers genetic testing for the known gene mutations found in individuals with macular degeneration, many people identified by these tests at highest risk will not get A.M.D. Having an ophthalmologist look at your eyes periodically for drusen is a much more accurate predictor of vision-threatening disease at this stage of our understanding.

Making accurate vision more accessible just took one bright eyedea.

At the same time, Lyell sought to frame geology not as a radical, atheistic endeavor, but as a more accurate, and more entertaining, vision of the past.

Audition provides more accurate temporal information than vision, and thus should be the more appropriate modality for this task.

By 2002, when China temporarily banned access to Google for fear its citizens might access unsanctioned information, it had become clear that Gibson's vision was more accurate than that of the silicon idealists.

The opera was based on Aleksandr Pushkin's play about Godunov, the 16th-century czar, and they hoped to present what they believed would be a more accurate representation of Pushkin's vision with a 1936 staging featuring a new score by Prokofiev.

This neutral point is nearly identical to the neutral point of the human deuteuranope, making feline vision a more accurate a model for red-green colorblind individuals than normal trichromats.

In our vision, a more accurate knowledge of the fundamental disease mechanisms is the only way to the identification of a therapeutic strategy targeting oxidative stress.