Sentence examples for of improved precision from inspiring English sources
However, advances on the field, such as new atmospheric models of improved precision, have allowed for a better characterization of the drag force.
Indeed, the progressive steps from Ptolemy to Copernicus or from Newton to Einstein are not only matters of improved precision but involve changes in theoretical postulates and laws.
Similar results of improved precision with adaptation were obtained for the two measures of movement endpoint as shown by comparing figures 4E and 4F (for all comparisons p>0.10).
However, there are some advantages in terms of improved precision when using Ederer II or statistical modelling over the Pohar Perme method.
Our data describe a pattern of improved precision in estimating mean muscle FCSA as the sample size of fibers measured increases, most pronounced from samples of 25 to approximately 150 fibers.
Affymetrix probe-level data were preprocessed using Robust Multi-Array AnalysIrizarry (Irizarry et al., 2003), based on evidence of improved precision over default Affymetrix algorithms (Wu and Irizarry, 2004).
Lastly, additional R&D effort is required on improvements to integrated EO/in situ approaches, including uncertainties in upscaling point, transect and area data [46]), stratification schemes for improved precision of AGB change estimates and maximising the use of sample data (e.g., when there are limited or missing samples).
RAxML (ML) and BPP (BI) analysis included a single arbitrary close outgroup (H. mitchelli), while the BEAST (BI) and *BEAST (BI) rate-calibrated trees were completed without an outgroup for improved precision of branch length estimates.
Six repeat measures of %HbCO were made for improved precision in Hbmass estimation.
Their entity extraction approach accounted for direct identification of elements and included a list of stop words to allow for improved precision.
Engineered effector cells were developed to address need for improved precision and accuracy of classic NK cell ADCC bioassays.
