Sentence examples for slightly more precision from inspiring English sources

With slightly more precision the Lions could have scored two or three tries in addition to Owen Farrell's four penalties.

The achieved results for both stations reveal that both ELM and SaE-ELM models offer desirable performance to estimate daily ST at all depths; nevertheless, a slightly more precision can be obtained by the SaE-ELM model.

These numerical algorithms achieve similar precision, although the coupled scheme is slightly more accurate than the decoupled schemes.

Although actually, Atmos starts to make a difference even on the 'home' screen, adding more precision and atmosphere to the subtle, slightly menacing home-screen music.

CGHnormaliter performs best on specificity (0.90) and precision (0.81), while global-median normalization is slightly more sensitive than CGHnormaliter (0.77 versus 0.76).

With regard to the relative precision of the predictions we make with simulations, we can be slightly more finegrained in our taxonomy.

As can be seen in Fig. 4, if the value of D is either higher or lower than 1.25 then slightly more patients will have been recruited than strictly required, so the study will have slightly higher than anticipated precision.

It will be demonstrated, that optimization criteria A and E are just slightly more favourable than criteria D. The considered measurement errors give different results, but will not change the design and the precision of the parameters significant.

Other tools offer more precision.

He delivered passes earlier, with more precision.

Only slightly more tacky.