New diagnostic techniques allow doctors to recognize abnormalities with more precision than ever before.
"The new lithography laser writer allows us to make patterns directly and quickly with more precision than ever had been available," Houck said.
Though anthropologists use the term tribe with more precision than journalists, its multitudinous, pejorative connotations surpass simple denotation of a social group.
Against that, control of the number of permits should allow the government to limit, and cut, emissions with more precision than it could by using a tax.
RedRover lets you schedule play dates with more precision than with a generic calendar service, and it offers shortcuts for making dates with specific friends.
The company, which produces a popular line of tuners, this year released its first iPhone app, iStroboSoft ($10), which gauges an instrument's accuracy with more precision than most other tuners on the market.
Galifianakis skewered the rollout of the Affordable Care Act with more precision than O'Reilly had managed during his live interview with Obama before this year's Super Bowl: "Oh yeah, I heard about that.
Eight or nine years ago, I was surprised to discover, while sitting in a bar in Edinburgh, that a cohort of Scottish policemen seemed to know the current N.F.L. statistics with more precision than I did.
The research is providing an unprecedented glimpse into the life of king salmon, allowing Cornell researchers to understand the behavior and movement of adult king salmon with more precision than ever possible before.
