Sentence examples for more precise assessments from inspiring English sources
For example, a new handheld device known as the GreenSeeker can be used to measure the health and nitrogen status of plants, enabling farmers to make more precise assessments of fertiliser requirements.
Being highly variable and insufficiently studied, there is a need for continued and enhanced observations of Africa's carbon stocks, fluxes, and atmospheric concentrations to enable more precise assessments of Africa's carbon cycle, and its sensitivity to natural and anthropogenic pressures and future climate.
Monitoring of tissue metabolisms could provide more precise assessments for shock management.
In addition, the specificity and possibly differential roles of YAP and TAZ in mediating the above signals and in tissue regeneration and cancer also require more precise assessments.
The Pacific Islander and African data sets include populations that overlap those in the HGDP-CEPH data set, enabling more precise assessments of data-set alignment.
This example demonstrates that the methods utilised to assign orthology in large scale EST surveys such as ours (i.e., similarity searching by the BLAST algorithm) are susceptible to error and can only be used to obtain a broad idea of the biology of P. lamarckii, more precise assessments of orthology require further, focused sequencing and individual assessment of each gene.
The Buildings Department expects to have a more precise assessment by early this week of how many buildings must be razed.
The fair value of C.D.S.'s is a more meaningful figure, though, as it represents a more precise assessment of potential losses and gains.
Because of its greater sensitivity, and particularly so with a strong magnetic field, SWI offers a more precise assessment of thrombus morphology.
More precise assessment of PTSD severity may help improve the descriptive value of PTSD measures relationship to continuous measures of treatment outcomes, and ultimately inform more effective treatments.
The study of diverse criteria may allow for a more precise assessment of the causes of differences in conservation status among populations of a single species.
