Sentence examples for more precise time from inspiring English sources

A plumbing services company watches the movements of its workers to give customers a more precise time of arrival than an eight-hour range.

The spacing had been about five days, she added, and Judge Castel indicated that he wanted an even more precise time.

He said a more precise time frame will be determined at the last bilateral planning meeting for the Patriot rotation, which will take place in the first week in March.

It also set up a program that provides departing airplanes a more precise time frame to leave their gate so they can reduce their time on the taxiways, and cut delays before takeoff.

In order to establish a more precise time frame in which Ldb1-Lhx1 functions during pronephric kidney development, we temporally-controlled LL-VP16 activation by fusing the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) ligand-binding domain to the 3' end of the LL-VP16 construct (LL-VP16-GR).

A more precise time for the maturation of these regions should also implicate gender as a factor [ 15].

(Northanger Abbey has more precise times of day than any other Austen novel).

Dr. Ryan said in an interview that new dating techniques, to be applied to some of the Black Sea sediments, should yield more precise times for the event, possibly erasing the discrepancy.

You could also try out a timer for even more precise time-keeping, especially if you are preparing for a timed exam like the SAT or ACT.

You can plant at more precise times if you know the growing rate of each variety.

The progesterone pill differs from the 'the pill' in that it must be taken at much more precise times in order to be effective.