However, even the best fitness measure is often not precise enough to reveal the behavior of the optimizer's added features or the nature of the interactions among its parameters.
However, this description is often not precise and sometimes suffers from inconsistencies and paradoxical outcomes when it comes to certain details 1, 3, 18– 20.
Neurodegenerative diseases are generally chronic, and the age of onset is often not precise, which obscures identification of the dynamics of the cell types involved.
Mutation descriptions were often not precise, no standard notation existed, and the sequence of the reference gene under study was almost never indicated.
However, plot-based estimates of such parameters are often not sufficiently precise for their intended purposes, and especially so in developing and tropical countries in which implementation of extensive sample surveys can be cost-prohibitive or infeasible due to inaccessibility.
Panels are often not experts in your precise area, and they need to understand why your work is genuinely important (not merely interesting) and how it sits within the field.
However, dating conditions are often not perfect to obtain precise ages with small uncertainties.
Although the single city estimates are less precise and are often not statistically significant, associations with PM2.5 exposures were generally higher in larger metropolitan areas [see also Supplemental Material, Table S3 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1206124)].
Such data were often not very precise and contained only information on an analysis of distribution (68%%) or frequencies (63%%), or differentiated whether a descriptive (57 %) or an explorative analysis (22 %) was planned.
