Sentence examples for more accurately treated from inspiring English sources

Cost segregation utilizes engineers with knowledge of tax law to break out portions of buildings that are more accurately treated as personal property for tax purposes.

The elevation of pavement surface exhibit random fluctuations about the nominal geometry and therefore should be more accurately treated as a two-dimensional random field, ξ x, y), with space coordinates x and y as the indexing parameters as shown in Fig. 6.

Cytochrome b DNA sequence analysis suggests that the family is paraphyletic and may be more accurately treated as distinct families.

We suggest that severe antepartum anemia should be diagnosed more accurately and treated before delivery, while effort should be put on improving the capacity of the blood banks and making blood quickly accessible when needed.

22 We found that HEWs counted respiratory rates more accurately, correctly treated a higher proportion of children with pneumonia, and overprescribed antibiotics less than CHWs in the previous studies.

Those treated in the centres with new microscopy were more likely to be accurately treated than those in the centres with established microscopy (2.2, 1.5 to 3.2; P<0.001).

The continuity assumption breaks down because of two features of the example: the concentration of the electric charge on a point particle, and the way we have treated (or, more accurately, failed to treat) the point P, the edge of L+ (and L-).

More accurately, they are treated as subpersons.

The researchers hope that the innovation will help patients with blood disorders who live far from medical specialists get more accurately diagnosed and treated.

For instance, Reynolds explained that the generic "bum knee" that routinely ended athletic careers can now be more accurately diagnosed and treated, often with arthoscopic surgery, using a microphone connected to a television monitor.

Additionally, transition to prophylactic rather than supportive treatment of NEC would allow clinicians to more accurately and aggressively treat early NEC such that disease progression to advanced disease states warranting surgical intervention or drainage could be avoided.