Sentence examples for not only precise from inspiring English sources

They lacked not only precise knowledge but also the sort of basic ethical training that competent officials need.

She says she strives to make the questions not only precise but also interesting and written to provoke higher cognitive skills.

The difficult second male variation, often changed over the years, is now longer than the New York City Ballet version, and Mr. Gomes looked not only precise but also relatively relaxed.

In an article on history for the Encyclopédie, edited by the philosopher Denis Diderot, Voltaire noted that the modern historian requires not only precise facts and dates but also attention to customs, commerce, finance, agriculture, and population.

The latest generation of espresso machines allow not only precise control over water temperature — the bulk of innovation in espresso machines over the past century has been devoted to water-temperature stability and control — but minute variations in pressure in the course of a shot's extraction.

Finally, it is found that the independent control scheme can guarantee not only precise control performance but also high COP for the VSRS.

As the average IC50 found (IC50 of 6.38 ± 0.02) for nicotine (see Table  1) correlated well with results obtained by a traditional radioligand-binding assay (RBA; IC50 of 6.40 ± 0.01) [ 8] and low standard deviations were obtained, it was concluded that the methodology was not only accurate but also precise.

PMSM models with accurate parameters are significant not only for precise control system designs but also in traction applications.

The results should be helpful not only for precise measurement of nano-indentation hardness but also for accurate evaluation of service performance of nanomaterials and nano-devices.

Furthermore, the accurate vehicle parameters and gaps generated from MSCA can be applied not only for precise traffic loading on infrastructures but also for the accurate estimation of vehicle dynamics and safety.

Results presented in Figs 2, 4, and 5 thus illustrate an inherent tradeoff between bias and precision: in general, a lower Pcrit leads to estimates that are not only more precise but also more biased.