Sentence examples for possibly more accurate from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we demonstrate the optode achieves similar and possibly more accurate readings than the conventional electrode.

However, possibly more accurate agreements could be obtained as approximately 20% of the surveys were not completed because of perceived crowdedness.

There are prototypes of needles or catheters with optical tracking systems, enabling exact needle tip localisation and thereby possibly more accurate injections [26].

A similar and possibly more accurate version of this ensemble could be made by generating a second Asm model using a shorter token length of 50 vs. 55 to pick up additional missing predictions.

A far cry from the current and possibly more accurate perspective of another translator, "Mofo Marnie!" If I had been telling my story from that perspective from the beginning, holy crap Batman, I'd be a CEO today.

Despite the potential for increased, possibly more accurate reporting of some behaviors, ACASI is not without difficulties.

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If the PORC value was directly mentioned in Platt et al. publication, the results of the simplified model would have possibly been more accurate.

In addition, a single-step genomic evaluation eliminates a number of assumptions and parameters required in multiple-step methods, and possibly delivers more accurate evaluations for young animals.

If a prediction model uses less variables, the chance of having a high percentage of missing values will be lower with, possibly, a more accurate prediction as a result.

Our method of using self-reported UI is possibly a more accurate reflection of the prevalence of UI symptoms than a clinical measurement as UI is often underdiagnosed [ 28].