The phrase "ability to precisely determine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to accurately identify or assess something.
Example: "The scientist's ability to precisely determine the chemical composition of the sample was crucial for the experiment."
Alternatives: "capacity to accurately assess" or "skill to exactly identify".
The cooperative solution that is proposed by León, Hernández-Serrano, and Soriano [54], which specifically targets centralized IEEE 802.22 networks, is based on the same assumption and thus cannot cope with the emulation of PUs that have unknown locations (e.g., wireless microphones), despite its ability to precisely determine the locations of received signals.
Also, the anatomical overlap of several neck/shoulder muscles - e.g. trapezius and supraspinatus - may weaken the ability to precisely determine tenderness of specific muscles.
Due to a low resolution of common methods, such as comparative genomic hybridization, the ability to precisely determine multiple gene copy numbers is limited.
The non-coding parts were typically identical also, although there was some variation in copy number of repetitive tracts, for instance in the 3' UTR of Tb4 (although the ability to precisely determine tract length is limited).
This new analysis shows that the brighter fluorescence observed with sparklets compared to GFP did not reduce our ability to precisely determine the position of sparklets (uncertainty of ∼200-300 nm) within the context of a, relatively speaking, larger TRPV1 sparklet track (∼5-10 μm length).
Although self-renewal is difficult to precisely determine, for our purposes here we refer to the ability of the cells to continue to proliferate in vitro and to generate the main cell types of the CNS.
To precisely determine the design wind loads, a detailed wind climate study was conducted.
To precisely determine the functional relevance of PAFR, we used PAFR-deficient mice (pafr−/− mice) [36].
