Sentence examples for more precise delivering from inspiring English sources
The hope is that once the "red line" humanitarian routes have been established and proven to work, this will open up the potential for "blue line" - in other words commercial services - to operate in cities. "What we are trying is going to be faster, cheaper and more precise delivering," he says.
To some extent, HMA6, which displays a lower apparent affinity for Cu and a higher turnover rate than HMA8, might be the plant counterpart of ATP7A, regulating Cu concentration in the stroma, whereas HMA8 would have more precise role in delivering Cu to PC.
While this is definitely not "smart water," you can think of it as an easier and more precise way to deliver these droplets to their appointed positions.
Recent progress in high resolution remote sensing and methods is adequate for delivering more precise details on the urban tree canopy, individual tree metrics, species, and age structures compared to conventional land use/cover class approaches.
What the table above may prove is that formats like DVD-audio and other high-bitrate digital copies have the potential to deliver more precise audio information than did 45s or cassettes (hence the title of the table).
Dosimetry studies have confirmed that IMRT method can deliver more precise dose distribution around the target(s) and maintain lower doses to critical nearby organs [ 18, 19].
Others mix low-cost computers into the hardware to deliver more precise control.
"It also proves the principle that we can detect prostate cancers with specific targetable mutations using genomic sequencing to deliver more precise cancer care by matching treatment to those men most likely to benefit.
Kayak.com can deliver more precise results because it is customized to search for hotels.
The European Science Foundation ESFF) has initiated a 'Forward Look' campaign that should deliver "more precise medicine for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease" for the European citizen [2].
Therefore, uncertainty of carbon estimates is likely to be reduced by remotely sensed ITD, which delivers more precise information regarding differences within and between land cover/use classes.
