Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The combination of all these means increases the accuracy of the information.
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• To increase the accuracy of your position, deselect Reduce location accuracy.
• That would increase accuracy by 24 percent.
• It also reflects the European Parliament's wish to increase the accuracy of the information on foodstuffs labelling.
• Bridion 100 mg/ ml may be diluted to 10 mg/ ml to increase the accuracy of dosing in the paediatric population (see section 6.6).
• ordination between Eurostat and national statistic institutions should be strengthen to increase the efficiency and accuracy of statistics collected.

• As set out in section 4.2.1, an operator can justify the use of a measurement based methodology if it reliably gives higher accuracy than the relevant calculation
• it reliably gives higher accuracy than the relevant calculation applying a combination of the highest tiers, and
• Another part of LMCS selects cities and other hot spots with an even higher accuracy (0.25 ha) and a content adapted to the management of areas subject to intensive use and change.
• based methodology applying a combination of the highest tiers.
• the change of availability of data, due to the use of new measuring instrument types, sampling methods or analysis methods, or for other reasons, leads to higher accuracy in the determination of emissions;
• An operator may use an emission factor for a fuel expressed as carbon content (tCO2/t) rather than tCO2/TJ for combustion emissions if he demonstrates to the competent authority that this leads to a permanently higher accuracy.
• accessible data has changed, allowing for higher accuracy in the determination of emissions,
• Where such an approach incurs unreasonable costs, or where higher accuracy can be achieved, the operator may consistently report activity data and calculation factors referring to the state in which laboratory analyses are carried out.