Sentence examples for more precise reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Although we assumed the board has Lambertian-transmission property and scattering effect is ignored, which did not give obvious effects in the results in the experiment, for more precise reconstruction, calibration method for the diffuser board should be considered.

In the sector of the Atlantic coast summarized here, the presence of ichnites is complemented with another type of information; namely, synchronic and diachronic, which allows a more precise reconstruction of the environmental and human history.

At the eastern side of the pyramid, the remnants of brick walls could indicate the presence of a mortuary temple, but the archaeological traces are so tenuous that any closer examination and more precise reconstruction is impossible today.

A more precise reconstruction of discrete alleles was possible for SeubFLO1 and ScHPF1.

Especially, a more precise reconstruction of embalming techniques may help to set these individuals into a more exact historical context.

Whole genome sequencing allows a more precise reconstruction of the emergence and diversification of the PMEN14 clade than afforded by MLST and serotyping.

The tradeoff between more precise reconstructions and constrained storage requirements depends on the specific application, and this can significantly influence the physical implementation of CS in images, especially with embedded systems and FPGAs, where storage is limited.

In principle, more precise reconstructions taking into account this additional information are possible through the use of tree reconciliation approaches that compare gene trees to species trees [ 76– 76].

GPS technology could allow more precise accident reconstruction.

This GIS-based study used aerial oblique photography and satellite optical imagery, complemented with a land survey for a more precise topographic reconstruction.

This bone-conserving procedure [7, 8] with additional advantages of easier revision [9, 10], preservation of proximal femoral bone density [11], reduced dislocation rates [2, 3], and more precise biomechanical reconstruction [12] holds promise as a viable alternative to total hip arthroplasty, especially in young, active individuals who are likely to outlive a primary hip arthroplasty.