Sentence examples for slightly more precise from inspiring English sources

The Higgs boson, or, to be slightly more precise, the Higgs field, is, it's theorized, what lends mass to fundamental particles like quarks, which otherwise would be massless.

BP America's boss, Robert Malone, was able to remember that he made "in excess of $2m" while Shell's chairman, John Hofmeister, was slightly more precise with his "about $2.2m".

To be slightly more precise: maximum achievable productivity places an upper limit on wages, but how close to achievable productivity an economy operates depends on wages.Though somewhat heretical, this is not a ridiculous assertion on its face.

If Williams, the reigning Wimbledon champion, had been slightly steadier with her groundstrokes or slightly more precise with her volleys, which seemed to have a match-long attraction to the net tape, she would probably have pushed Ivanovic to a third set.

In general, controlling for baseline characteristics has minor effects on the estimates and makes the estimates only slightly more precise.

Though a slightly more precise science than large scale search marketing and SEO, local search optimization is still an emerging craft.

Data from the current study revealed small gender differences in favor of females having slightly more accurate and precise trunk PS.

Additionally, the appropriate use of these models offers the advantage of being slightly more efficient; they yield more precise estimates (i.e. smaller standard errors).

But over the years his vocal runs have become more precise and slightly more judicious.

It offers slightly higher overall throughput and more precise differentiation when configured for longer adaptation time.

Consistent with this interpretation, a sensitivity analysis that imputed missing data by randomization group found more precise and slightly stronger associations between increases in LA and mortality (web appendix, part 7).