Sentence examples for more precise techniques from inspiring English sources

I resort to metaphor because I lack more precise techniques for describing intuitive genius.

The aim of this updated post-hoc analysis was to re-assess the results according to more precise techniques and take advantage of the 2×2 factorial design.

Although weaknesses in study design and performance limit generalizability, likely more precise techniques such as CMR or PET were needed to discern the smaller incremental survival benefit that may be afforded with CABG compared to medical therapy for ischemic cardiomyopathy.

The obtained results from the performed correlational analysis are enough interesting to motivate a further statistical analysis with more precise techniques: in particular a common periodicity of 30 years found in the number of tropical storms landing into Mexico, the averaged rotational wind velocity and the ACE must be studied in connection with the solar Hale cycle.

Some early studies reported substantial loss of neurons in the hippocampus of elderly people, but later studies using more precise techniques found only minimal differences.

More precise techniques should be developed to further differentiate tiny HCC with higher diagnostic confidence.

A much more precise technique is based on the use of an orthophotoscope.

In order to increase the accuracy in the pipeline stage delay estimation, a more precise technique is required that takes into account the operation implementation methods.

We demonstrate a simple technique, based on an analysis of sequence reads using Tophat, and a more precise technique based on a k-mer decomposition of the host and graft reference sequences, Xenome.

In some cases, these assumptions may be true, but in the case of human cancer xenografts in mice, for example, the second assumption is false for many transcripts, and a more precise technique is desirable.

We require a more precise technique for assessing total body O2D, or at least that of critical organs, that can easily and repeatedly be applied in the clinical setting.