Computerization of homeopathy through the efforts of David Warkentin revolutionized the classical school and helped make the use of a single homeopathic medicine considerably more precise.
To prove that the lighter neon had a mass very close to 20 and that the heavier ray was indeed neon and not a spurious signal of some kind, Aston had to construct an instrument that was considerably more precise than any other of the time.
These additional results are important because they confirm a post hoc analysis in a new study with this as a prespecified hypothesis, they generalize the results to a broader population than the original post hoc analysis did, and they provide considerably more precise point estimates.
The spherical motor offers the prospect of robot arms that are considerably more precise than current versions.
One can be considerably more precise about the relation between orderings on M and 'remainder inclusion orderings' in 𝔘M.
However, if the estimate of the genetic association with the risk factor is considerably more precise than the estimate of the association with the outcome, as is often the case in practice, then the leading term will dominate.
We consider this controlled approach based on initial normalization and subsequent calculations of ratios (described in detail in the supplemental information of Noordermeer et al, 2011 Science) considerably more precise than '...based solely on visual inspection of the data' to determine positions of borders in these highly heterogeneous early embryonic tissue samples.
The next-generation model will thankfully see the resolution of the depth camera triple which will allow for more precise tracking, giving everything a considerably more crisp feel.
Due to interdependencies of the model parameters, the precise quantification of sensor characteristics will either require highly accurate parameter data, or a considerably more complex model.
