The use of precision guided weapons in the Gulf War and beyond, he wrote, demonstrated "continued adherence to precision-bombing doctrine and...significant progress toward the ideal...first envisioned" by Hansell and the other Air Corps Tactical School theorists.
The result is that, with time and consistent adherence to the Precision Decision model, your company fine tunes and customizes the decision-making process until you have developed a system that works effectively with your unique culture and dynamics.
To determine adherence to each strategy with sufficient precision, 315 women are needed (in the case of 70% adherence, the 95% confidence interval will be 65-75%) since this number will ensure statistical significance at a variation in adherence of 10% between strategies (alpha = 0.05, power = 80%).
For over seventy years, he pursued a game that defines precision, dedication, etiquette, and adherence to the rules of play.
Accuracy, correctness, validity, and precision focus on the adherence to a given reality of interest.
Clusters are defined in the following list, where the first item in italics is the representative dimension of the cluster, followed by other member dimensions, namely: 1. Accuracy, correctness, validity, and precision focus on the adherence to a given reality of interest.
Their precision, however, depends on adherence to the SPT procedures employed in this GALEN study 8 with 1) use of standardized allergens, 2) use of appropriate lancets, and 3) assessing the test (largest wheal diameter) after 15 min.
Ultimately, the capacity to guide regenerative neurite growth to spatially specific stimulating elements will require strong adherence to engineered guidance cues and may include precision turning at specific points.
The accuracy and precision of analyses were optimized through the adherence to the CDC's recommendations for flow cytometric analyses [ 10].
Echoing Hayek's critique, many scholars closer to us have noted that economics' remarkable emphasis on analytical rigor, elegance and formal conventionalism, their aspirations to "micro-theory-like precision" are often obtained at the expense of a close adherence to facts, and at the risk of irrelevance (Caballero 2010, 100; also McCloskey 1985, Mayer 1993, Krugman 2009, Romer 2015).
Adherence to a family tradition?
