Sentence examples for more precise differentiation from inspiring English sources

"The purpose of the reset is not to make a new 'call' on the direction of the group," the report said, "but to provide a more precise differentiation of our current opinions (by using a wider range of ratings)." For those who actually followed his recommendations, it might come as cold comfort that Mr. Blodget has decided to add a new word to his lexicon of ratings.

It offers slightly higher overall throughput and more precise differentiation when configured for longer adaptation time.

The measurement allows for a more precise differentiation of various substances that may appear similar under UV illumination.

TOFMS analysis allows a more precise differentiation between atomic masses in comparison to conventional mass spectrometers.

A larger sample size may also lend itself to a more precise differentiation between placebo- and olanzapine-treated participants on improvements in subjective sleep quality.

A more precise differentiation between peripheral adiposity and central compartment adiposity would have served to support the suggested hypothetical explanation about the role of a high BMI in prolonging survival in our patient population.

More precise differentiations between the classes were given by Cohen's d effect sizes.

Careful molecular and pathological analysis may allow more precise phenotypic differentiation and shed insight into the underlying mechanisms as well as identify novel therapeutic targets.

Unlike the risk estimates obtained using only pedigree, the estimates resulting from such a GWA approach are more precise by allowing for differentiation among full-siblings.

This accumulating evidence now provides us more precise understandings of Th17 differentiation and clues to the pharmacological manipulation.

Nowadays, the biovar classification system tends to receive less attention due to the development of much more precise molecular detection and differentiation techniques (Pritchard et al., 2012).