Sentence examples for more precise cut from inspiring English sources

The number of cardiovascular deaths, however, did not allow us to determine a more precise cut off.

Only then would it be possible to establish more precise cut-offs used to define each of these categories.

Further studies are necessary to define a more precise cut-off point for Nepalese newborns.

Results need to be replicated in other samples in order to establish a more precise cut-off for low systolic blood pressure.

These results need to be replicated in other samples in order to establish a more precise cut-off for low systolic blood pressure.

Choose a rail cutter with chrome-plated steel rails if you want smooth cuts or choose titanium-coated wheels for more precise cuts.

"Folks are playing closer attention, there's more focus, the arguments are more precise, they cut more cleanly," said Danny Diaz, communications director of the Republican National Committee, adding that Mr. Davis and other staff members deserved credit as part of what several aides called a more cohesive team.

Or, for a more precise result, cut off the legs a few inches lower for now and finish them later.

Moreover, E-QFD employs a more precise method, α-cut operations, to calculate the fuzzy sets in QFD instead of algebraic operations of fuzzy numbers.

A more precise version involving cut-off functions will be presented in Sect. 2.

But the new technology has a distinct advantage over traditional methods because it's more precise and can dramatically cut development times, said Johnathan Napier, a leading pioneer in plant biotechnology at Rothamsted.