Sentence examples for achieved with precision from inspiring English sources
While it is true that excision of a single gene, or a part of it, can be achieved with precision, it does not follow that the remaining DNA of the living organism from which the gene was excised will function as predicted, or that the DNA of the cell is thereby altered in a simple way.
Recall of 90 97% was achieved with precision of 79 86%.
By employing an election system to combine the five models, a flexible prediction scheme was achieved with precision range from 71too 90.6 %, (F_{0.5}{textMeasure) range from 0.663 to 0.684 and (F_{0.25}{textMeasure) range from 0.696 to 0.817.
When applied under 'good practice' and following the up-to-date guidelines, detection, identification and quantification of proteins can be achieved with precision and reproducibility (Martinez-Bartolome et al., 2013).
Using this method, drill holes longer than 12 m can be achieved with centimetric precision.
Our results prove that the desired damping can be achieved with high precision.
With the second approach, the amount of time required for dating one zircon grain is ca. 20 s, and a sample throughput of >150 grains per hour can be achieved with sufficient precision (ca. 0.5%).
In both cases, monitoring and control of the operating point of the process have to be achieved with great precision to obtain the full benefits of the NOx reduction scheme.
Moreover, a drastic reduction in both the extraction time (60 and 35 min versus 16 and 8 h, respectively, for the two above commented groups) and sample handling are achieved with similar precision (expressed as repeatability and within laboratory reproducibility standard deviation) to that provided by the AOAC 920.39 method.
Photolysis can be achieved with millisecond precision, enabling the study of fast events like calcium, and neurotransmitter - signaling and slower events such as the expression of synaptic plasticity.
When automated, droplet deposition can be achieved with greater precision [ 174, 175], but the higher uncertainty inherent to solid sampling techniques will most likely persist.
