11 intelligence could have been analyzed with precision sufficient to provoke Washington to act in a manner at odds with its moral temperament.
Secondly, the algorithm performance is analyzed with precision assessment, complexity analysis, and comparison with POA.
In order to analyze with high precision such large number of samples necessary for the development of 226Ra time series, it has been proposed to develop a new analytical technology, which would be based on ICP-MS.
Her research is a concrete example of how academics are trying to build what some call the "semantic Web," a phrase that usually applies to efforts to provide a richer, more structured collection of data that can be searched and analyzed with more precision.
The advantages in using the brucite solubility as a pH (pcH) buffer/sensor include (1) its relatively fast kinetics to reach solubility equilibrium even at the room temperature [e.g., [79, 80]], and (2) concentrations of magnesium are present at such a level that they can be analyzed with high precision by using the modern analytical instruments such as ICP-AES.
All results of 176Hf/177Hf ratio are quite reproducible and accurate (Figure 1) and thus it is concluded that the isotopic composition of a small quantity of hafnium (< 20 ng) could be analyzed with reasonable precision and accuracy in a short (< 1 minute) measurement time.
Spine voxels are clustered based on connectivity, analyzed with subvoxel precision using Rayburst-based shanalysisysis routines [1], and classified into three morphologic types, mushroom, stubby and thin.
But the researchers said they could finally be "read fully and analyzed with far greater precision," and that they were indeed the earliest.
The grim ecosphere of the average American high school is analyzed with sympathy and precision in "columbinus," a new play that aims to expose the cultural and personal pathologies that gave rise to the horrific events in Littleton, Colo., in 1999, when two students went on a rampage at Columbine High School, killing a dozen students and a teacher before killing themselves.
The LLOQ was defined as the lowest calibrator of the calibration curve that could be analyzed with an accuracy and precision of CV <20% [ 12].
