Sentence examples for much improved accuracy from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a novel methodology combining the TCD and highly-stressed-volume models is proposed to evaluate the statistical size effect, which exhibits much improved accuracy than the TCD method alone.

Xue et al. (2013) explored the improvements of the latest 3B43V7 algorithm relative to 3B43V6 using the Coupled Routing and Excess Storage (CREST) hydrologic model; the results apparently show that the new algorithm 3B43V7 has much improved accuracy upon 3B43V6.

The revised product-based estimator provides much improved accuracy.

However, a recent and important discovery [297] (Fig. 4) is that a single transcriptome experiment, serving as a surrogate for fluxes through individual steps, provides a huge constraint on possible models, and predicts in a numerically tractable way and with much improved accuracy the fluxes to exometabolites without the need for such a variable 'biomass' term.

The introduction of soot formation and speciation of the volatiles results in much improved accuracy in the prediction of species and temperature profiles in subatmospheric combustion on a flat flame matrix burner.

RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) is rapidly replacing microarrays for profiling gene expression with much improved accuracy and sensitivity.

Comparison with existing schemes demonstrates comparable, or much improved, physical accuracy, at comparable, or far greater, efficiency (in terms of the number of time-step operations required to cover the same physical time).

EISCAT_3D will have much improved timing accuracy, potentially allowing the technique to be extended to other planets and near-Earth objects.

3D tools have done so much to improve accuracy and speed that we're now able to apply it to other species.

In this way, a much improved reconstruction of partial derivatives can be obtained, resulting in significantly improved accuracy in many cases.

Improved accuracy and lower yield is a desired military capability.