Sentence examples for permitting more accurate from inspiring English sources

The human liver cells in Linda Griffith's miniature device behave just as they would in the body, permitting more accurate drug and toxin testing.

The vernier, an auxiliary scale permitting more accurate readings (1631), the micrometer microscope (1638), telescopic sights (1669), and spirit levels (about 1700) were all incorporated in theodolites by about 1720.

Real-time visualization of submucosal arterial flow at the base of an ulcer might improve endoscopic hemostasis by permitting more accurate assessment of the artery, precise targeting of therapy, and confirmation of vessel ablation.

Ischemia reperfusion injury, as in the case of cardiac (myocardial infarction) or cerebral (stroke) tissue, is one such research application of the device due to its highly effective temporal control over oxygen concentration, permitting more accurate investigation of the causes for tissue necrosis post-reperfusion.

Estradiol, and progesterone are measured weekly by collection of a saliva sample, permitting more accurate assessment of estrogen exposure and ovulation and a less invasive or burdensome measure compared to serum or urine.

VSR is described as useful for the study of patient-professional interactional components of the consultation and complex, context dependent occurrences, in addition to permitting more accurate recall of events that may have been forgotten [ 5].

Our approach permits more accurate land consumption prediction for decision-making in sustainable land utilization.

The method permits more accurate characterization of large-scale peptide and polymer fluctuations than the standard harmonic or quasiharmonic method.

Systems combining parallel classifications and faceted food description can provide central linking systems between existing systems to permit more accurate data access.

New work on genome sequences, the total amount and quality of all of the genes that make up a live being, permits more accurate assessment of the material basis of the theoretically smallest and simplest extant free-living organisms.

This design permits more accurate inferences about the health consequences of abortion for women, but requires the recruitment of a large number of women from remote health care facilities to a study a sensitive topic.