Sentence examples for more precise and useful from inspiring English sources
Instead of using pseudo-code to describe these trees, Java is used to make the process more precise and useful, encouraging the design and analysis of algorithms, and also experimentation with new variants.
Fuzzy control arrives at a more precise and useful underlying value for a controller's input from such feedback by allowing the descriptions to fall into fuzzy sets that can handle increasing degrees of membership rather than simple dichotomous classifications.
To date, however, few studies have attempted to apply different costs to alcohol crashes of different severity, to provide more precise, and practically useful, data on which to base public health policy and intervention decisions.
We deem that the present retrospective analysis of control (comparator) arm data derived from studies carried out so far in mRCC provides useful information for a more precise and rewarding use of these agents in the future.
Further testing may result in more precise and hence more useful definitions of problem characteristics like acceptability.
Diplotyper is useful for identifying more precise and distinct signals over single-locus tests.
With organisms modified by molecular methods, we are in a better, if not perfect, position to predict the [characteristics]." In other words, the newer techniques are more precise and more predictable and often yield a safer, more useful product.
Evolutionary theory provides a range of concepts and mechanisms that are useful in making existing theorizing about transitions more precise and complete.
How useful FaceOSC is for serious making-music is still to be determined, but as it becomes more precise and incorporates more functionality, there could be some very exciting creative possibilities.
We believe that TIARA will be a useful tool for the human genome research community and will help cancer genome research to realize more precise and effective personalized medicine.
She was quicker, more precise and fresher.
