The phrase "allows us to exactly" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing the precision or accuracy of a process or method.
Example: "This new software allows us to exactly measure the time taken for each task."
Alternatives: "enables us to precisely" or "permits us to accurately".
Digital image correlation allows us to exactly determine the macroscopic state of deformation of the sample.
We provide a Min Max Dynamic Programming formulation that allows us to exactly solve the problem in small instances.
At the RX side the dual operation are carried out that, at the end taking the real part of the post demodulator output, allows us to exactly recover the transmitted symbols in the case of a distortion-free channel.
The feature-label distribution is known and this allows us to exactly compute the true error of the designed classifier, which is then used to derive the empirical deviation distribution for the different estimators.
The green and red cells were sorted using a high-speed FACS, which allowed us to exactly quantify the percentage of host and tumor cells within the tumors (Fig. 4 ).
These can, in principle, allow us to exactly specify the behaviour of the agent, and verify that any implementation has the properties required.
The applied measurement techniques allowed us to exactly determine the time of fatigue crack initiation below the surface the material, which cannot be monitored by the standard optic methods.
Since our modeling approach did not allow us to exactly replicate the experimental setup of published experiments, such as those from Müller et al. or Schoof and colleagues [5], [18], we tested two alternatives.
Although immunohistochemistry is not a quantitative method able to differentiate protein levels in skin specimens among the four categories studied (control, T1D, T1D+ESRD, KP patients), it allowed us to exactly localize the HSP complex and oxidative stress-related proteins in skin compartments (Figure 4 and Table 3).
The navigation system allowed us to exactly reproduce in the operatory theatre, on the patient, the previously computer-planned operation.
However, in the case of D. sicula this accumulation is found within individuals, which does not allow us to exactly quantify the levels of intrapopulation variability (unless we cloned and sequenced many individuals from each population).
