Another problem is that most DNA sequencing now uses a fast, cheap technology that matches fragments of DNA to the reference genomes already in the databanks, assuming they are fully accurate.
This study emphasises the importance of the background expertise of data coders in ensuring sports medicine diagnoses are fully accurate and with a high degree of diagnostic specificity.
4 5 What this study adds This study emphasises the importance of the background expertise of data coders in ensuring sports medicine diagnoses are fully accurate and with a high degree of diagnostic specificity.
To be fully accurate, then, the $11,000 estimate for my fictional family should probably be closer to $16,000.
It turns out, though, that very few of the most dramatic aspects of Officer Borja's powerful story appear to be fully accurate.
To be fully accurate, the study isn't just about jet streams, it really deals with mid-latitude planetary waves but for this article, I will use the term "jet stream" as a surrogate for simplicity.
The report makes clear that its numbers could not be fully accurate, but that, for 10,000 women invited to screening over 20 years from age 50, it estimates 681 cancers would be found, but 129 of these would be "overdiagnosis".
Rhoda H. Karpatkin, the Consumers Union president, said, "While we regret that the jurors did not find every one of the 17 published statements under consideration to be fully accurate, their verdict generally acknowledges the honesty of our testing and reporting staff and our belief in our procedures".
They were concerned that if McGwire acknowledged his steroid use in the unpredictable and potentially unruly atmosphere of a Congressional hearing, he might make statements that would not be fully accurate and might conflict with later statements he might make in connection with the federal investigation.
(3) to be fully accurate.
Of equal importance, because no approximation is made, the present formulation is fully accurate in the entire frequency range.
