Sentence examples for more precise use of from inspiring English sources

One more precise use of his foot nudged the ball over the line.

A genetic test for prostate cancer could lead to more precise use of the prostate specific antigen, or P.S.A., test by identifying those men in whom the cancer is most likely to progress fastest.

In fact, the findings point to a more precise use of social media where users frequently include keywords in their tweets so that they engage more effectively with other members of their community or tribe.

Le Foll added that farming and forestry alone could be huge contributors to the reductions in greenhouse gases necessary to halt climate change, and small changes to farming methods – such as covering slurry pits, collecting or flaring methane emissions from slurry, more precise use of fertiliser, and working the soil less intensively - could save tens of millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide.

Genetics may also provide insights into biological mechanisms and allow more precise use of interventions.

In the Foreword of the first edition by then IEA President Carol Buck described this extensive compilation of epidemiological terms to 'unite epidemiologists around the world in furthering the more precise use of terms … and in fostering a better understanding of our concepts by others.' [3].

These BHK-interpretations (the name reflects their origin in the work of Brouwer, Heyting, and Kolmogorov) can be made more precise using Kleene's notion of realizability; see (Dummett 1977 [2000], 222 234; Beeson 1985, Chapter VII).

If we use reason well, we live well as human beings; or, to be more precise, using reason well over the course of a full life is what happiness consists in.

However, cardiovascular risk predictions were more precise using a modified UKPDS model; the ratio of predicted versus observed MACE events ranged from 1.8 to 2.4, with a mean of 2.1 ± 0.25 and a coefficient of variation of 13% (R = 0.94).

If we were to succeed, it then becomes an intellectual tool to illuminate the range of real life phenomenon that exhibit characteristics associated with a more general, less precise use of the term.

As a result of this prior analysis, the method of sampling five quintiles appeared sufficiently good, more precise than the use of four portions, not different from the use of six or ten portions.