Sentence examples for more precise knowledge from inspiring English sources

With more precise knowledge of where planes are, they could fly closer together, experts say.

More precise knowledge of the molecular events that lead to health or disease can "revolutionize the practice of medicine," Dr. Zerhouni said.

As illustrated by Figure 6, node N2 has a more precise knowledge about the destination's cluster and forwards the traffic to G6.

It resulted in a more precise knowledge of the road accident circumstances and of contributing factors leading up to the accidents.

More precise knowledge and modelling of nonlinearities and disturbing influences are necessary to compensate these effects by means of suitable control algorithms.

It is concluded that for both cases a more precise knowledge of roughness morphology is required in order to address the influence of interface roughness on the interface stress in thin films.

The first scenario accounts for prior knowledge of x0 and Vmax, where a more or less precise knowledge of Vmax is given (since σ Vmax) is small).

More precise estimations of knowledge gain were obtained by the regression analysis controlling for between-group differences in ScoreT0 and allowing for an interaction effect of intervention (group) and ScoreT0.

The reason is obvious: in order to use the fully-adaptive models, the ITS needs to make a guess or have some a priori measurement of the learners' knowledge, so that it can decide which fully-adaptive model to use for a more precise measurement of learners' knowledge levels based on their performance on the tasks in the tutorial session.

This approach offers several advantages:  Knowledge-bases derived from datasets are more precise in comparison with knowledge-bases constructed from expert inputs, as the inputs provided by human experts may be vague, due to limited grades of perception [ 257].

This probably began to undergo modification during the Middle Formative, as astronomical knowledge became more precise.