As presented in figure 5, assuming that the HbA1c is down to 6.5% in both groups, with an SD of 0.9%, we estimated that enrolling 120 participants in the intention-to-treat population (ITT; 80 40), testing a 2-tailed superiority hypothesis (based on 95% CIs 56 would be reasonably precise to estimate within a reasonable equivalence margin; −0.34% to 0.34%).
Liu et al. have proposed methods for post-processing of mined rules, where the user provides the knowledge with three degrees of preciseness using a simple specification language: general impressions, reasonably precise concepts, and precise knowledge [ 10].
The numerical results are considered to be reasonably precise.
The second question certainly allowed a theoretically objective and reasonably precise pattern of criteria.
Lightweight smell detection can uncover many practically relevant requirements defects in a reasonably precise way.
Such an approximation is shown to be reasonably precise using finite element computations.
The problem is, in part, linguistic, as it is difficult to find reasonably precise terms for that which is leisure and nonleisure.
Every restoration initiative is unique in its ecological, social, and economic parameters, requiring reasonably precise plans that are crafted for local conditions.
The least-prejudiced probability distribution is a truncated normal distribution, which for reasonably precise data essentially coincides with the multivariate normal distribution.
Direct information on the composition of the Earth's crust is available in the form of thousands of analyses of individual rocks, the average of which provides a reasonably precise estimate of the bulk composition.
In the absence of a reasonably precise criterion for when an artificial system counts as intelligent, there is no objective way of telling whether an AI research program has succeeded or failed.
