Sentence examples for more accurately equivalent from inspiring English sources

Thus, equivalent levels of OR7 transcripts in male and female antennae cDNAs might reflect more accurately equivalent levels of sensilla-specific transcripts, if we assume that both sexes do express the same amount of OR7 transcript in their respective sensilla, which has never been determined in this mosquito species.

Sub-clustering of orthologue groups at the transcript level is an important step to more accurately define functionally equivalent orthologue groups.

Models fitting covariance data equally well are traditionally referred to as equivalent models, though they are more accurately described as "fit-equivalent but causally-different" models.

Having a good number sense will help you estimate the decimal equivalent more accurately.

The headphones are designed with business users in mind — or, perhaps, more accurately, those seeking the business-casual equivalent.

And the reliability sensitivities can be estimated more accurately by the derived equations based on the equivalent hyperplane.

In order to characterize more accurately the NSP, one can consider the following equivalent form: There exists a smallest constant ρ satisfying 0 < ρ < 1 such that ∥ h T ∥ 2, q ≤ ρ ∥ h T c ∥ 2, q. (11).

Or, more accurately, NICK BEEF.

More accurately, she drives.

Or, more accurately: Midsommar.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.