It wanted to tweak its algorithm more often to produce more accurate data for its oil company customers.
Yet such writing is beautifully accurate, more often than not with a glinting vein of humor.
Researching and modeling the Earth's magnetic field, more often than not, requires accurate separation of the various field sources, which, when combined, result in the observed magnetic field.
More often than not, an accurate assessment of partial thickness and full-thickness burns cannot be obtained until patients undergo operative intervention.
The Cockcroft-Gault (CG) equation is used for pharmacokinetic studies and drug dosage adjustments, but the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease (MDRD) Study equation is more accurate and more often reported by clinical laboratories than the CG equation.
The Columbia Journalism Review's Clint Hendler, meanwhile, suggests the Times erred by not noting that the Connecticut press corps and Blumenthal himself were more often than not sincere and accurate with his Vietnam-service description.
The clinical signs of infection are often non-specific (e.g., inflammation or fever) and may originate from many possible sources, yet the treatments are more often specific and require an accurate diagnosis to be effective.
A factorial analysis based on the results of the scree test yields accurate results more often than the extraction method based on eigenvalues with values grated than the unity [ 30].
Liverpool featured more often, which was an odd but accurate reflection of an uneventful 45 minutes.
Teachers were now able to listen to a student's performance more often, which allowed them to give accurate feedback and analyse the performance together with the student.
