Sentence examples for more precise because from inspiring English sources

If anything, they say, genetic engineering is more precise because it introduces just one or two known genes into a plant.

3D printing helped to scale up the process, automate it and make it more precise because the printers run under computer control.

Mr. Asness and Ms. Casscells estimate that, calculated this way, the median ratio from 1871 through 2003 is around 11. (They cannot be more precise because data on analyst projections is incomplete for some long-ago years).

The statistics on fare beating, a violation of the transit authority's Rules of Conduct that carries a $100 fine, are not more precise because the authority only counts riders by the fares they pay.

Then Bill Macy came in, and the rhythms turned slower, more precise, because he was a 35-year expert at Mamet and had his own process, and it turned into more of a father-son dynamic between his character and mine.

Although active selection is more precise because it depends on instantaneous CSI during the communication, it would cost additional spectrum during transmission to select best relay.

Viral buzz, on the other hand, feeds specific tastes by being more precise, and because it caters to the growing hunger for participation – the "demand this" mentality where people power can change multiplex managers' minds about what they screen.

Kayak.com can deliver more precise results because it is customized to search for hotels.

For instance, content disciplines (i.e. education, rhetoric, optics, mathematics, and philosophy) formulate a more precise definition because of commonly embraced teaching and learning principles.

It can be considered as a more precise inequality, because it holds for all parameter values of α, β and ν.

This allows us to infer a more precise recommendation because it increases the support of the paths belonging to the domain of the workflow under design.