Sentence examples for more precise using from inspiring English sources

This can be made more precise using the following well-known Lemma.

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.

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).

The description of the differences among population patterns is thus more precise using MCoA and MFA.

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).

The above heuristic argument can be made more precise using a simple mathematical model as described in Additional file 1 (under 'Maximum recombination rate below which NFDS can cause gene-specific selective sweeps').

After successfully activating the button, the brain can tune the motor command to be more precise, use less energy and to avoid stress or pain.

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.

Six months ago I discussed the shift from the interchangeable use of prefixes (cyber/digital/net/online/e-) towards their more precise use.

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