Sentence examples for slightly more accurate from inspiring English sources

Patients themselves, it turned out, were only slightly more accurate.

The Saints could have scored a couple more tries had they been slightly more accurate.

Meanwhile, in this study the proposed ANN is a slightly more accurate than FL.

Cokriging, using the ETM+ panchromatic band as the secondary variable, proved slightly more accurate than kriging.

If anything, female employees are slightly more accurate than their male counterparts (although, the difference is not statistically significant).

A slightly more accurate way to measure the innovation impact of patents might be a factor such as patent citations.

(The polls of likely voters have also been slightly more accurate predictors of the actual Election Day result).

Also note that the HFCAL model is much simpler and slightly more accurate than the UNIZAR model.

The NTC method is several orders of magnitude faster and slightly more accurate than O'Rourke's method for several test cases.

The use of anisotropic particles leads to slightly more accurate results than the use of axisymmetric particles.

Yet while Moyes' United made more passes in the final third – 3,183 versus 3,078 – Van Gaal's men have been slightly more accurate in their passing.