Sentence examples for precisely grasped from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the new evaluation indicators possessed high resolution and precisely grasped the changes in corporate activities.

Rather, the mouse is precisely grasped with one or both feet, targeting the victim's head and torso to avoid retaliatory bites and kicks [6].

The robot can provide oceanographic simulation with the real-time data to precisely grasp the 3-D structure of oil and gas plumes as a data assimilation scheme between an autonomous underwater robot and oceanographic simulation.

Now, the president's 2017 budget proposal requests $5 million for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) to establish and run a National Concussion Surveillance System, which would allow the organization to more precisely grasp how mildly traumatic brain injuries are effecting the U.S. population.

Absolute quantification would help to precisely grasp the structure of the transcriptome.

It would help not only to precisely grasp the structure of the transcriptome but also to accelerate data exchange and integration.

By contrast, absolute quantification is highly sensitive to global changes and totally free from these concerns, thereby greatly helping one to precisely grasp and properly interpret the transcriptome.

Indeed, intuition consists precisely in grasping the way the essence of an entity expresses or embodies this chain of connection, so that it necessarily invokes the system in all its generality even as it focuses on a particular entity (5P29S and 5P30).

What makes Nicholas' thought a Neoplatonism of his own is precisely the grasp his metaphors demonstrate of those ontological strictures, as well as the speculative imagination he evinces in the range, originality and variety of metaphors for what we can and cannot understand about God's connection with creatures.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower tried to achieve a nuclear test ban treaty precisely because he grasped those two dimensions.

But it's difficult to grasp precisely what Lesser means.