Sentence examples for promoting precision from inspiring English sources

Ms. Takahashi said that the customized billboards were "rather unusual," but that the company thought a sign promoting "precision performance" should be aimed precisely to consumers.

Though the establishment of biobankis not easy, the benefit to clinical research is obvious such as promoting precision medication.

NEWA tools promote precision IPM and crop production practices.

And he promoted precision in biochemistry; highly important at this day and age.

From the encouraging initial results, it can be expected that the proposed MIRANDA clinical study will enable quantitative assessment of the feasibility and value of offline PET-based in-vivo treatment verification for promoting high precision ion beam therapy at HIT for different treatment sites and ion species.

These putative miRNA biomarkers could hopefully promote the precision diagnosis of sepsis.

The Aarhus checklist is a resource for early cancer-diagnosis research that should promote greater precision and transparency in both definitions and methods.

Identifying factors that influence the attitudes of agricultural experts regarding precision agriculture plays an important role in developing, promoting and establishing precision agriculture.

The other group (MSI and OCS) shares a parallel theme of 'modified' movement and alignment strategies and a common philosophy of promoting variety and precision of movement, although the proposed mechanism, movement observation focus, and emphasis on identification of concurrent psychosocial factors differ.

However his main focus was in promoting technical advances in precision guided weapons to make precision bombing more practical and therefore more desirable as a military strategy.

A list by Skelton et al. [5] includes: stability, efficiency, deployability, easy tunability, reliability to be modelled, facilitation of high precision control, promoting integration of structure and control, and being inspired by biology.