Sentence examples for yet more precise from inspiring English sources

And they capture yet more precise images from the air, or even from satellites in space.

Finally, the increased resolution of next generation sequencing (NGS) is likely to enable yet more precise molecular predictions of radiotherapy response and fraction sensitivity.

Yet a more precise articulation of scientific standards and their weights remains elusive.

We have chosen a component model inspired by the CORBA Component Model (CCM), yet simpler and more precise.

That doesn't mean all those 383 million guests are affected, Marriott said, but the hotel giant still can't yet give a more precise number of customers whose data was stolen.

Yet, data for a more precise population-based assessment of pharmaceutical costs are not available so far.

Instead, they adjust their position with respect to other differentiating cells, by as yet unknown mechanisms, to make more precise boundaries between cell layers.

We have as yet no indication that a more precise DNA isolation improves HER2 amplification detection by the MLPA technique, but we agree we cannot exclude that.

Yet the absence of a more precise ergonomic definition of chronic strain, trauma or vibration exposure in the reviewed literature is likely due to the lack of evidence regarding its etiopathologic role in KD.

Yet however rough, the data was more precise than earlier measurements taken through inventories of ground-based emissions.

And yet, a stylus is a much more precise input device that makes a lot of sense when it comes to graphic design, photo editing and many other content creation use cases.