Sentence examples for more precise method from inspiring English sources

A new, more precise method for identifying afterglow events was introduced to SDP at version DS 7.4.0.

I was tired of steaming or sautéing it, and besides, I wanted a more precise method for cooking a fish that might not have uniform thickness.

The study, released on Tuesday, uses a new, more precise method for estimating family costs, and finds they are significantly higher than previously thought.

She founded Knotch with Stephanie Volftsun, the company's chief technology officer, to find a more precise method of analyzing sentiment than what was available at the time.

Alan Rothschild, president of the Vantage Group, a water cost consulting company in Monroe Township, N.J., said that it may pay for some buildings to use a more precise method to calculate billing options.

A safer and more precise method, developed in the seventies, was to use jets of fluid, under intense pressure, to create micro-cracks in the strata, typically in limestone or sandstone.

However, different folate derivatives support distinct biochemical functions, suggesting a need to develop more precise methods.

The real question, then, is, Why should imprecise and often dangerous predictors (like SAT results) be morally acceptable but more precise methods (like genes) be morally repugnant?

More precise methods for load prediction onto piping, small and medium sized equipment are thereafter proposed and evaluated.

And we want to understand not only what intellectuals argued but how they argued, marshaled evidence, and evolved (as they appear to have done) ever more precise methods.

In the shadow of this weekend's inaugural celebrations, a nascent movement began taking shape to seek ways to translate disgust with the election into easier access to voting and more precise methods of counting ballots.