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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at precision" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to a specific level of accuracy or detail in a context related to measurements or data analysis. Example: "The results were reported at precision levels that exceeded our expectations."
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So what follows will have an extra effort at precision.
Another attempt at precision engagement is being put into action in a clinical setting in Mexico.
Typhoon will excel both at shooting down other planes and at precision bombing and aerial reconnaissance.
Recently, PIRF-Nav has been reported as being successful in achieving high recall rate at precision 1.
Despite America's efforts at precision bombing, its attacks reportedly killed 13 civilians on Sunday and it again bombed a Red Cross facility in Kabul.
Among other goals, the NA61 experiment aims at precision hadro-production measurements to characterize the neutrino beam of the T2K experiment at J-PARC.
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It looks like the 3DS's ability to recognize real-life objects doesn't end at precision-printed stuff like the cards that come with.
Sent to the Gulf War, he specialized as a tank gunner, where his crew mates marveled at his precision at killing enemy Iraqi soldiers.
These results provide a target performance of at least 90% precision at a recall of at least 70%.
We demonstrate that the top epitope predictions obtained using our method have a considerably higher average recall (44% recall at 14% precision) than that expected at random (23% recall at 14% precision) on a non-redundant set of crystal structures.
On a non-redundant test set, our epitope prediction method achieves 44% recall at 14% precision against 23% recall at 14% precision for a background random distribution.
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