Sentence examples for more exact method from inspiring English sources

Very good agreement can be achieved in comparison with that obtained by a more exact method and, because of the simplicity of the calculations, real-time simulations of flow in the arterial system becomes possible.

A more exact method would probably result in wider confidence intervals and more conservative test results.

Brazier's SF-6D method represents a more exact method of transforming SF-36 data into utilities.

Multilocus sequence typing is a more exact method, but it may not be sensitive enough to detect minor trends in clonal evolution within a salmonella serovar [ 10].

Light scattering methods estimate particle sizes, while a size-selective inlet provides a more exact method to measure particles of a specified size.

A more exact method might be to extract the cytosolic fraction of the focal adhesion proteins (i.e., not bound in the focal adhesion plaques) by detergents [ 43] or to use antibodies against phosphorylated antigens.

But it opens the possibility of more exact methods of handling other stress injuries, like those caused by computer keyboards and violins.

According the data from this study (see Table  2), the following points should be observed for the implementation of valid breast cancer sizing: 1. IDC can be measured well with all three imaging methods; MRI and mammography are the more exact methods, whilst sonography showed a significant underestimation of the results.

It is possible that the more exacting method for determining the thickness of the concentration boundary-layer thickness that is used in this study properly accounts for volumetric flow rate effects that have been attributed to nonconstant membrane transport coefficients.

So the more risk groups that are used the more exact the method becomes.

They designed the Ecomp algorithm and showed it to be more efficient than more sophisticated exact methods in their experimental settings.