The dressing is applied with precision, like a rich background color, instead of being sloshed on.
Despite the statistical disadvantages of the sample being clustered as one district per zone, this approach also brought the advantage of being able to estimate mortality for individual districts (within which considerations of clustering did not apply) with moderate precision.
We've all heard the saying better, faster, cheaper; this is how to apply it with precision.
Light can be easily applied with highest precision and minimal invasiveness.
The key message of Strathclyde's violence reduction unit was prevention, which Stephen House, now chief constable of the unified Police Scotland, applied with laser precision to domestic abuse when he set up the domestic abuse task force in 2010.
Even this rule is not applied with strict precision, for this Court has often said that "debatable questions as to reasonableness are not for the courts, but for the legislature..
Furthermore this paper demonstrates the accuracy of retention time prediction at elevated pressure (enhanced flow-rate) and shows that the computer-assisted simulation can be applied with sufficient precision for UHPLC applications (p > 400 bar).
A laser, for example, requires layers of material to be applied with molecular precision to a wafer, or substrate.
Our biomechanical analyses reveal that if Andalgalornis used its beak in the dispatch of relatively large prey, then it must have been applied with considerable precision in order to avoid sustaining high lateral loads.
It's chubby enough to apply with neither skill nor precision, but thin enough to stay firmly where desirable – along the upper and lower lashlines, and in the inner corners of the eyes.
Plus, many of them run on ATP or some other chemical fuel, which is nearly impossible to apply with the same level of precision as the current from a scanning electron microscope.
