Sentence examples for precise in this from inspiring English sources
The writing is taut and precise in this novella-sized book, which stays with you long after you've read it.
There is some scientific debate about the accuracy of matching mitochondrial DNA in this way, but even if it is precise in this case, I'd argue that it does not pinpoint these bones as Richard's".
There is some scientific debate about the accuracy of matching mitochondrial DNA in this way, but even if it is precise in this case, I'd argue that it does not pinpoint these bones as Richard's". Leicester University though, is standing by its man.
(Swirski, 2007, p. 4) To be more precise: in this proposal not all knowledge acquisition through literature is traced to thought experiments.
To be precise, in this paper, we have monitored the ratio of the above two oscillation frequencies (termed as relative oscillation frequency, ROF) in connection with determining the time-average excitation rate for different dopant locations.
The social science literature is not very precise in this respect, as different collective behaviors often are conflated under the label "norm". Here we adopt a definition of social norms (Bicchieri 2006, 2016) that lets us specify the necessary elements of norm change.
The exact operation of the network code is made more precise in the remainder of this subsection.
His mural instructions, clear in the process but not quite precise in the results, capture this spirit: "Place fifty points at random," he directs.
It can be difficult to predict that a patient has six months or less to live, and some doctors don't understand that they don't have to be precise in making this prognosis.
The slight reduction in ligand binding activity observed using the highly accurate and precise assay in this study is not critical for initial biopharmaceutical product development, including biophysical and biochemical characterization and biopotency assays.
According this view, the greatest improvement in bimodal TOJ performance would arise by reducing the temporal bandwidth of the less temporally precise component, in this case vision, rather than attempting to improve the more precise auditory response.
