Sentence examples for and precision in a from inspiring English sources

The settling time converged within 1 s, that is, the vacuum cleaners rapidly switched to different speeds, and the control approach exhibited robustness and precision in a steady state.

The present study was designed with the aim to delineate timing deficits in schizophrenia by examining performance of patients with schizophrenia and healthy volunteers in an interval discrimination test and their accuracy and precision in a pacing reproduction replication test.

Instead the P-value mixes effect size and precision in a way that by itself reveals little about either.

Therefore, the reproducibility and precision in a realistic clinical setting of using fetal-specific EPs that do not have disease-specific epigenetic characteristics is controversial.

In addition, we recognize that some of our recommendations may seem arbitrary or attempt to balance utility and precision in a way that may limit both.

Here we perform a retrospective analysis in order to assess the performance of the calculations in terms of accuracy and precision in a best-case scenario.

In this context, Epaulet feels radical, a nod to detail and precision in an area that would gladly settle for merely tucked-in.

For reasons of feasibility and precision in an elderly cohort with a mean age of 85.3 years, we measured only plasma clearance and not urine clearance.

Results presented in Figs 2, 4, and 5 thus illustrate an inherent tradeoff between bias and precision: in general, a lower Pcrit leads to estimates that are not only more precise but also more biased.

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.

Lee and coworkers [ 8] demonstrated a deterioration in bias and precision in dogs with a haematocrit below 10%, and Severinghaus and coworkers [ 16] reported increased error in anaemic humans when the Sa O2 was less than 75%.