The point is that these writers are actually being highly precise in their misuses.
The proposed method is highly precise in determining porosity and momentum transfer, thus improving simulation accuracy.
Second, CG was highly precise in determining variant size, with the exception of overcalling by the read-depth approach.
Quantitative analysis indicated that dPCR is highly precise in quantifying pork and chicken in meat products and therefore has the potential to be used in routine analysis by government regulators and quality control departments of commercial food and feed enterprises.
This specificity is exciting because it shows that cells are highly precise in their lipid regulation, but it also presents analytical challenges because tools are barely available to study lipid families, let alone specific species within these families.
However, as hand BMD measurements by DXR are highly precise in detecting changes [ 12], early BMD evaluation, at three to four months after disease onset or even in the undifferentiated stage of the disease, might be a useful tool to predict poor outcome in these patients.
Previous studies have also demonstrated that these systems can be highly precise and reliable in their assessment of location, distances, and speeds [ 15– 15].
In reality, due to the nature of the problem, the mathematical framework presented here is not meant to be highly precise, but it can be made sufficiently precise with the inclusion of experimental data.
The changes will be tiny, in the range of a millionth of a millionth of a meter, so the measurement systems have to be highly precise.
What is needed for this type of research in the future is highly precise area selection and micro-dissection, similar but possibly even better than that carried out in our current study.
