Sentence examples for more precise during from inspiring English sources

Watching and listening — most of the program is accompanied by Concert Royal, conducted by James Richman — you assume that your sense of the Baroque will grow more precise during the evening.

The prisoners' world gets more precise during the film, while the colonel's world is filmed more loosely.

In fact, he was sharper and more precise during this gig than he was last year at Club Nokia, where he kicked off the Farewell Tour".

Increased tactile experience of a certain body area, such as the index finger, that has been shown to relate to increased S1 activity (Braun et al. 2000; Pleger et al. 2003) and better discrimination abilities (Braun et al. 2000; Ragert et al. 2003; Schweizer et al. 2001) during physical touch perception, may also cause a stronger and more precise representation during touch observation.

Once AJAM's wares were actually unveiled to the public this Tuesday, O'Brian could be more precise than during her advance sales-pitches.

FEUr has been suggested as a more precise parameter during diuretic use [ 7] and useful as a diagnostic index in AKI [ 9].

But when professional economists talk about recessions, they mean something much narrower and more precise: a period during which economic output shrinks.

Windermere executives believe that presenting would-be home buyers with more precise commuting times during their initial Web searches for properties will help prevent transactions from souring later.

The magnetospheric multiscale (MMS) mission reveals more precise plasma conditions during magnetic reconnection.

It is therefore likely that the decision of choosing euthanasia is easier made with the more precise diagnosis obtained during surgery.

In recent years MRI capacities have increased and therefore more precise imaging information during follow-up is available than in earlier years.