Sentence examples for more precise reading from inspiring English sources

Additional analysis can lead to a more precise reading of the data because the data specification and data distribution across the groups are generated automatically.

You would want a more expensive Hygrometer if you are using it for care of expensive things or need a more precise reading.

Measurement of expression levels for transcripts having a high number of reads is inherently more precise than measuring transcripts with fewer reads.

Every player had practised penalties in training and DiCicco had liked Chastain's left-footers: they were more precise and harder to read than her right-footed kicks, which would always go to the same side, the goalkeeper's left.

More precise sequencing with fewer read errors that WES/WGS.

Rather, Chinese officials were peeved that the Americans were monitoring pollution themselves, and posting on Twitter for anyone to read, their more precise findings, which usually judged the smog far worse than official Chinese readings.

Or, to be more precise, with the analysis he reads into their silence.

We have attempted to be more precise by revising our statement to read: "Spindle orientation itself is not a metazoan novelty; indeed, most eukaryotes – even unicellular ones – orient the mitotic spindle, but most appear to do so relative to the cell's internal structure alone rather than in response to cues from adjacent cells".

Another key is new technology that allows farmers to use soil sensors to obtain more precise information about moisture and sprinkler performance — and read it remotely.

The display is larger and easier to read and the tracking is more precise.

Both Rcorrector and SEECER are significantly more precise (>86%% in all categories) and more sensitive than methods designed for DNA reads, especially for reads from low-expression transcripts.