But these are less exact than they look: there is almost unlimited scope for these to be adjusted over the next few years.Moreover, regulators are still haggling with bankers over many details, such as "double default", the extra weight to be given to the risk that a provider of credit insurance might go bust as well as a borrower.
This approach is less exact than the SDE approach in modeling the volatility of the underlying stochastic interaction between molecules.
Parents self-reported weight, height and WC may also have been less exact than the according-to-protocol anthropometric measurements of their children.
When I estimate stuff, the numbers tend to be less exact, such as "more than three," but I've met Dr. McArt, and I trust him on this count.
In fact, in their 2008 ecological analysis Kaatsch and colleagues wrote, "Since the determination of distance using the central point of the community was much less exact than using individual residential addresses, as in the case control study, a correspondingly less clear measure of effect was to be expected.
The notion of a replicator, however, is far less exact than the weight of its importance.
But there is no reason to expect that people hoping to make money would be any less exacting than those giving it away.
In terms of accuracy, our approach, based on exact sampling, should be less biased than approximation-based methods.
Dr. Salmon's view was thus less exacting than the approach of Dr. Hempel, who died in 1997 at 92, in that it accepted a lower probability of cause leading to effect.
