The phrase "as precisely defined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific definition or description that is clear and exact.
Example: "The parameters of the experiment were as precisely defined in the original proposal."
Alternatives: "as clearly specified" or "as accurately described".
So, RIS are similar to NSI but the geographical and organisational boundaries are not as precisely defined (Andersson and Karlsson 2004).
Grammatica [14] has addressed the issue of QSAR model validation and notes that descriptor versioning as well as precisely defined algorithmic specifications are vital for developing QSAR models that can be considered reliable, robust, and reproducible (in addition to the usual issues of statistical rigor).
Statements in the text such as "precisely defined single molecular forces" are hence misleading.
Also, we eliminated the inappropriate language such as "precisely defined single molecular forces".
This strategy will permit the offline estimation of all neuroimaging indices (DTI, H-MRS and T2 time constants) from the exact same brain region, as precisely defined by online coordinates of H-MRS VOI placement.
Here we used the state vector of STP as a precisely defined measure to characterize network states in the context of memory dynamics.
Of all the great doomed rock bands, with their mayfly lives and drawn-out, highly profitable after-lives, few have a legend as potent and precisely defined as Joy Division.
These reference standards consist of human genomic DNA fragmented to 160 base pairs, representative of plasma-derived cfDNA, and are provided as a set of precisely defined allelic frequencies from as low as 0.1%.
This constraint, as well as some variants, is precisely defined; their shape derivatives are computed in the sense of Hadamard's method, and numerical strategies are extensively discussed, in two and three space dimensions, to efficiently deal with the appearance of overhang features in the course of shape optimization processes.
(Christopher Akerlind's lighting is more precisely defined as well).
To address this problem, we propose a meta-model for a set of decision making constraints, with precisely defined semantics, as well as a collaborative architectural decision making approach based on this meta-model.
