Sentence examples for rather more accurate from inspiring English sources

Four minutes later Calvert-Lewin proved rather more accurate with his left foot than he had been with his head, turning on a penalty area rebound and shooting left-footed beyond Letheren.

That we know varies less than the tail and tends to be far more complete and is likely more stable between close relatives too as a result, meaning the value is likely to be rather more accurate.

Typing 'David Cameron', the name of the former UK Prime Minister, yielded the crying tears of joy emoji first, followed by rolling eyes emoji, and an unsure face — so was arguably rather more accurate.

Valiant Hearts is a rather more accurate telling of one of the more terrifying chapter's in mankind's on-going history than many other games supposedly set in the real worlds of the past.

Thus, even with ambiguous data, the algorithm can reject incorrect "feature matching" that would have made the map less rather than more accurate.

It is common procedure today to use geographic datasets to supplement archaeological investigation; however, static and modern-day data are often used rather than more accurate paleo-data.

Rather, the more accurate statement, coined by Dacher Keltner, Ph.D. and other leading social scientists, is "the survival of the kindest". Paul Ekman, Ph.D., a leading expert on emotion describes an ever expanding body of scientific evidence that being compassionate affords significant benefit to oneself and society in his recent article in JAMA.

So while 26 states reported lower graduation rates compared to previous years and 24 states showed unchanged or increased rates, the fluctuations should not be considered progress or regression, rather a more accurate snapshot calculation.

Higher predicted levels were associated with use of static area air samplers by some studies rather than more accurate personal air samplers.

44 As the proportion of vulnerable road user deaths remained stable during this period in the NCRB reports, we postulated that this increase represented an actual increase in RTI death totals rather than more accurate reporting.

Or rather, to be more accurate I don't not believe in ghosts, which in this reactive internet age of knee-jerk judgment and mockery is basically the same thing.