Sentence examples for more precise white from inspiring English sources

Let me be more precise: white women wouldn't.

Torre had the more precise Gabe White warming up but wanted to save him.

White's biographer, Richard Mabey, estimates that up to 46 out of 66 'letters to Daines Barrington' "were probably never sent through the post"; Mabey explains that it is hard to be more precise, because of White's extensive editing.

An association with having been born preterm was also found among white women, but the RR estimate for whites was more precise than for blacks.

Even more precise estimation is possible for white singletons in general if N rep is taken larger.

However, the point estimates were more precise and CIs tighter among the white Europeans because of the larger sample size.

However, in contrast to Cx40, a spotted distribution of Cx37 was also found below the layer containing predominantly endothelial cells, i.e. closer to the layer containing predominantly smooth muscle cells (SMCL; Figure  6A, Cx37, right panel, white arrow) - a more precise separation being beyond the resolution limits of about 1 2 μm in z-direction.

Ouch! Carve the medium sized white areas second, with more precise tools.

I was willing to accept the challenges associated with delivering them to the back of my long, white, finely-meshed insect net (or, to be more precise, the net I had borrowed from Beth).

More precise than Impressionist, it depicts a rich, light-soaked layer of pristine white spread over a quiet rural landscape, punctuated by the green of fat firs and skinny birches, and overhung by a crisp, clear light-blue sky.

For whites, most of the point estimates are positive and, although the estimates are more precise than those for blacks, the hypothesis that Southern immigration had no effect on wages can never be rejected.