Sentence examples for more accurately however from inspiring English sources
More accurately, however, the show is a baldly self-centered memoir by a former Papa, Denny Doherty.
More accurately, however, the DL-field should decrease slowly with increasing latitude from the equator because it primarily originates in the magnetopause current.
As we generate a larger number d of random vectors, the hamming distance may estimate the euclidean distance between two vectors more accurately, however, at the cost of increasing the amount of computation.
Non-linear regressions may have fitted data more accurately, however we preferred simple conventional linear models to avoid complexity or overfitting.
The job contact levels were developed for paternal occupations and may have captured paternal exposures more accurately; however, it is unlikely that fathers and mothers with the same job titles (e.g., teachers and physicians) experience different levels of social contact.
It is often thought that tissue biopsy may reflect the disease process more accurately; however, the low invasiveness, low cost and easy sample collection and processing makes the use of body fluids a more attractive option in biomarker studies (Hu et al., 2006).
The more accurately positioned nucleosomes, however, stop repositioning near the intergenic regions.
To model biological vision more accurately, it would, however, be more appropriate to express a corresponding model based on a spherical camera geometry with a spherical image surface, which will lead to a scale-space concept based on diffusion equations on a sphere.
Evidence-based medicine advocates the use of quantitative evidence to estimate the probability of diseases more accurately and objectively; however, the published evidence for a given diagnosis cannot practically be utilized in primary care, especially if the patient is complaining of a nonspecific problem such as abdominal pain that could have a long list of differential diagnoses.
My mental snapshots, however, more accurately reflect the trip itself, the banality of vinyl-clad homes, the standardized layout of convenience stores and the ennui of traveling alone.
Fully kinetic simulations, however, more accurately described the colloid facilitated transport of cesium.
