The predicted threshold given by Equation (3), shown as a dashed curve on Figure 4, proves to be accurate: instances of fixation or near fixation on complete pathways (represented by black shapes) lie on the right of the dashed curve.
It's not quite accurate, for instance, to say that Socrates "never accepted anything on faith" -- he never questioned the Delphic oracle, for one thing.
Moreover, some sources may not have been accurate, for instance, there is a natural uncertainty in the time chronic dermatitis or malignancy can be said to be present.
Experiments with local sampling have proven more accurate, for instance in the analysis of MMP-1 in synovial fluid of rheumatoid arthritis patients, where MMP-1 levels correlated with inflammatory activity (Maeda et al. 1995; Peake et al. 2005).
It promotes to reduce duplication encompassing accurate synthetic instances.
This revision was, however, informal in the sense that we did not seek to produce a 100%% accurate corpus (for instance, we did not seek to achieve agreement between judges) but simply to identify common errors that could affect our evaluation work.
For instance, accurate estimation of GFR by MDRD equation requires coefficients specific for indigenous population [ 24].
Use of octylamine allowed, for instance, accurate measurement of the increase in turbidity due to growth.
For instance, accurate calculation of transition-state geometries would elucidate design criteria for efficient PCET in proteins.
For instance, accurate MI duration was associated with higher activation intensities within regions of the brain motor system [ 75].
