Sentence examples for more precise experimentation from inspiring English sources

This will provide biologists with a family of refined orthologue groupings which will allow more precise experimentation into the particular functions of an isoform and its "orthologous isoforms".

However, oil drops were more stable than water drops because of their slower evaporation rate, and thus more suited to precise experimentation over longer periods of time.

Brands are important, but as important is your agility in redirecting what you're doing with customers based on real-time insights and experimentation that help marketers be more precise with the allocation of precious resource to drive measurable impact.

Instead of using pseudo-code to describe these trees, Java is used to make the process more precise and useful, encouraging the design and analysis of algorithms, and also experimentation with new variants.

The mean of 29 epochs of experimentation recorded in Table 4 shows that OneR is more precise in terms of percentage of correctly classified instances.

A more precise definition is impossible because the activities of applied psychology range from laboratory experimentation through field studies to direct services for troubled persons.

Also, the present diversity of computer architectures cannot fit in one model; the experimentation on current computers is relevant and necessary to gain more precise prognostics about EA performance and robustness.

In addition, it is self-evident that more precise international standards and guidelines that would reduce the overall experimental variation and increase the methodological quality of animal research would further contribute to refinement and reduction of animal experimentation and better translate the findings observed in respective models to the clinic.

Much more precise.

Let me be more precise.

Bush has been more precise.