Sentence examples for more precisely estimates from inspiring English sources

Using real-time quantitative PCR as a standard, we first proved that the SS protocol more precisely estimates gene expressions compared with the NSS protocol, particularly for those overlapped at the antisense strand.

On the basis of these statistics and results, it appears that the reference-free method more precisely estimates effects that are smaller than those produced by the other two methods; thus, inflation of standard errors is an inadequate explanation.

In preparation for further industry consolidation, we propose estimators of parking demand to more precisely estimate the costs and benefits of future mergers.

But we now see insurers exploiting geographically refined data to more precisely estimate land parcel risk.

The aim of this meta-analysis was in order to more precisely estimate the relationship.

These data allowed us to more precisely estimate the effects of classroom variables on students' PISA performance.

How can we more precisely estimate the effects of climate on sea level rise, major storms, flooding and droughts?

The results indicated that most of the spatially explicit indices are more precisely estimated by fixed radius plots.

Improved algorithms are needed to more precisely estimate the likelihood that a patient with a previous cesarean will have a successful vaginal delivery.

The synchronization criteria are further optimized by optimally designing a quadratic Lyapunov function to more precisely estimate the synchronization error bound.

Correlations between experimental measures of risk aversion are a more precisely estimated zero, whereas correlations for time and social preferences are larger and noisier.