Sentence examples for slightly more accuracy from inspiring English sources

Young men aged 16 to 21 tried to throw a baseball faster than 85 m.p.h. with at least slightly more accuracy than the average Mets reliever.

An external simultaneous ADC chip could have been used to sample current and voltage at the same time, resulting in slightly more accuracy.

There's an unspoken understanding that, while Sony and Microsoft are set to offer products with slightly more accuracy than the Wii, you're still not going to get the pinpoint, impulse controls required to indulge in experiences like Killzone or Halo.

The scheme demonstrates high accuracy with slightly more than two grid points per wavelength.

Other computational methods have since been developed that also have high accuracy, and slightly more recall (sensitivity) such as Proteome Analyst.

The results seem to be slightly more sensitive to w1, where the accuracy is highest at w1 = 500, while the accuracy varies less than 0.1% with w2 values from 250 to 1000.

Only four studies applied LiPA directly to clinical specimens, resulting in slightly more variation in the degree of accuracy than those studies using isolates.

This means that it can be slightly more difficult to catch fish because the accuracy of the cast becomes paramount, and because smaller flies which are lighter, are more difficult to cast and "present" (in fly-fishermenese) effectively.

Theoretically, the resistor network should provide slightly more than.72 volts, but due to poor accuracy tolerance for resistance values and other mitigating factors, the circuit actually outputs almost exactly 0.72V.

With 20% censored observations, the threshold model is slightly more accurate, whereas with 50% censored observations the accuracy gain is substantial.

The truth was slightly more prosaic.