Sentence examples for more exact expression from inspiring English sources
The relative error made on Mt/ M0 by using Equation (1) instead of a more exact expression is only 0.1% when the ratio 5 0.5 (Vergnaud 1991).
If coding is performed by health care professionals when documenting in the patient record, the process used by the documenting GP/health care professional in deciding about a procedure code could possibly lead to more exact expressions about what procedures are done or planned for the patient.
Therefore, HTSeq (v. 0.5.3p9) [ 97] and subsequently DESeq (v. 1.12.0) [ 98] were used for more accurate expression estimations of the chemosensory genes, for which the exact genome coordinates were known.
It can also be put like this: we eliminate misunderstandings by making our expressions more exact; but now it may look as if we were moving towards a particular state, a state of complete exactness; and as if this were the real goal of our investigation.
More specifically, we derive the exact expression for the outage probability, which is defined as the probability where the instantaneous capacity is below a target value.
Use of these validated reference genes should provide more exact interpretation of differential gene expressions at transcription level in stomach cancer.
Nevertheless, the data in UniGene expression profile of Arabidopsis thaliana genes lead to the same conclusions as data obtained in more exact experiments by Mazel A, et al. [ 101] as mentioned below (for the genes At.19280 and At.24625).
Or to be more exact, bosh, bosh.
A more exact motto than "Cunard.
The technique is more exact now.
