Sentence examples for most precise description from inspiring English sources

Most crystallographic studies of this last compound are incomplete; the most precise description was given by Touzain, with an intercalated iron quadratic cell (a ⋍ 2,82 Å, c = 5,60 Å).

Such models provide the most precise description of the network processes; however, they are also computationally the most demanding.

He said it may not have been the most philosophically precise description, but he was trying to communicate that abortion reflects a deep brokenness in the human condition.

"If anyone has any doubt whatsoever that our intent is to provide the most accurate and precise description of our findings, they are sorely mistaken," he said.

This is in keeping with Ms. Kauffman's description of Ms. Schwartz as "the most precise word-for-word playwright I've ever worked with".

Most primary headaches have multifactorial inheritance and a precise description of the pathogenesis is lacking.

This is most likely to be related to a more precise description of the question.

They're not a precise description of what took place, as the two most eminent climate scientists who testified before the environment and public works committee, Christopher Field and James McCarthy, were not lacking in conviction.

In particular, I think most economists view the rational model as a useful approximation, rather than as a precise description of human behavior.

The production of most major oil fields in the Dainan Formation is now in decline; thus, a precise description of the sedimentary facies of these reservoir sandstones is greatly needed.

Most of published data focused mainly on serum biochemical alterations induced by curcumin on paracetamol overdose without a precise description about the changes in gene expression occurred during hepatic toxicity.