Sentence examples for much better precision from inspiring English sources

Airbone lidars can achieve much better precision, but these maps are necessarily regional in extent - they will cover only relatively small areas.

The Blackjack uses the same OS to much better precision.

Now that the incident power is known with a much better precision than previously, the derived value for η can be considered as reliable.

This means contrary to low-latitude regions, the IRI model with all the three topside options represent the mid-latitude ionosphere with much better precision.

Smaller scale uses of CARAM can reach much better precision in the case of manual classification of the CSP answers to the CAIQ questionnaire - which is time consuming but doable and even advisable for some categories of CSCs.

PWMs have their utility as a concise and easy representation of binding motifs, while DWMs offer much better precision in prediction.

As it can be followed from Figure 14, the proposed feature vector F μσ PO with rotation invariance provides much better precision-recall curve on this particular image.

Most notably, the dynamic programming algorithm yields much better spatial precision for outbreaks with higher spatial coverage (and therefore more outbreak rectangles).

However, when evaluated on a set of 100 abstracts randomly selected from the ones mentioning phosphorylation information, GenNorm performed much better, with precision of 93.5, recall of 66 and F-measure of 77.4.

Compared with the existing 'static' scheme based on the position-specific base usage, our novel 'dynamic' algorithm performs much better with a precision of over 90% and a sensitivity of over 60%, and the precision is verified by 5-fold cross-validation in these species.

The accuracy of 64-slice MDCT was much better, but the precision was relatively low.