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Because noise in unexpressed genes only addresses precision at low microarray expression values and because our unexpressed gene sets were of different sizes, we also examined microarray precision in invariant genes over a wider range of expression.

High addressing precision of the peak of the low coherence interferogram, which influences the measurement precision violently, has been obtained by searching symmetrically the peak from two sides of the low coherence interferogram.

Whereas the first retrieval function primarily addresses recall, ensuring that all potentially relevant documents are retrieved, the second and ensuing function focuses on the ideal ranking of those results, addressing precision at the highest ranks.

In particular, to address precision and credibility problems related to VGI data, we propose two new ETL operators: aggregation based on the VGI credibility and a filter based on the historical precision.

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The tools described here for the simplest of microarray signals, are the foundation for further work addressing precision measures for differential expression and differentially expressed gene lists.

The current version of the H3Viewer drawing algorithm partially addresses the precision problem.

First, it addresses the precision and accuracy indices as components of the OCCC.

I then address how precision medicine has changed the types of services and treatments that it makes sense to reimburse for each individual.

This paper addresses high-precision Mars entry guidance and control approach via sliding mode control (SMC) and Extended State Observer (ESO).

Today, when the cost of sequencing a genome can be as low as $1,000, the president of the United States can talk at the State of the Union address about "precision medicine" as an imminent clinical reality.