Sentence examples for more precise upper from inspiring English sources

It shows a more precise upper bound.

Indeed, his collaborations in El Chafirete earned him a passport to Mexico City's gay underworld – or, to be more precise, Mexico City's upper world: its sordidly thrilling rooftops.

These results help define the surgical techniques in OSAS for more precise identification of upper airway anatomical features.

Moreover, this effect is quite uniform across the whole range of the distribution although more precise in the upper part of the distribution.

Finally, a larger sample of healthy control patients would yield more precise estimates of the upper and lower normal limits of the serum level of these novel proteins.

Although we find reason to question the precision of current theories in explaining the motives of clinicians in management, these theories could be more precise when applied to upper management positions, where status, pay and competition for positions is higher.

To be slightly more precise: maximum achievable productivity places an upper limit on wages, but how close to achievable productivity an economy operates depends on wages.Though somewhat heretical, this is not a ridiculous assertion on its face.

His upper body appears strong, however, and his conducting is more precise and propulsive than it has been in some years.

Let (ngeq4), and it is easy to find that the upper bounds for the spectral norm of Theorem 2.8 are more precise than Theorem 1.5 (see Table 3).

It can be seen from Table 4 that the upper bounds for the spectral norm of Theorem 2.12 are more precise than Theorem 1.6 when (ngeq3).

The data can then be used to develop a more precise dose-volume response model which has the potential to optimise and individualise upper abdominal radiotherapy plans.