The phrase "accurate variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a precise or correct change or difference in a particular context, such as data analysis or artistic interpretation.
Example: "The study revealed an accurate variation in the results when comparing the two groups."
Alternatives: "precise difference" or "correct modification."
The most accurate variation uses a complex moving prism to keep the image centered.
An accurate variation of SBS content was traced with a fractional error of less than 0.5%, and the possible thermo-oxidative degradation of SBS during hot storage was also discussed.
Deep coverage alone seems not, by itself, to always be sufficient for accurate variation discovery.
Geographical variation is presented as rates (number of examination per 1000 inhabitants) in each county, high/low ratio for rates (an easily comprehensible measure), and the more accurate variation measure coefficient of variation (COV, which is defined as standard deviation relative to mean rate value).
Accuracy validation by using moored current meter data and sea level data demonstrated that the established dataset expresses accurate variations with periods of several days.
These latter processes will introduce clusters of sequences that are incomplete and/or redundant but nevertheless accurate variations on a gene region or splice form.
Whatever the level of gene expressions of Rho GTPases and assuming that high level of protein could be associate with higher concentration of activated Rho GTPase, the knowledge of accurate variations of the Rho activation under treatment would be a significant progress in the understanding of the biological role of Rho in oncogenesis.
With this adjustment, the total number of reads mapped to the transcript is (9) R 0 = ∑ i = 1 n r i 0. It has been reported that the assumption of a Poisson distribution is too restrictive to predict more accurate variations among data from different replicates [ 2, 3], but a Poisson distribution can fit data in a specific exon from one sample, because they have fewer variations.
On the other side, the newly developed shale number (SN) uses a Cartesian plot, which is more accurate for variation of reservoir properties.
Trends of increasing residuals to observatory data in X and Z from 2005 to 2008 in CHAOS-6 not seen in SACFM-2 might indicate a more accurate secular variation description by the regional model (Table 7).
When we determine the best local time of a particular station to apply Eq. 1, more accurate LT variation of the SC amplitude at the station should be derived by using plenty of data as is done in this analysis.
