Kim executed everything with unfailing precision — so much so that the older players actually encouraged him to be less precise at times.
The applied methodology (PLS-SEM) is often criticized because calculations tend to be less precise compared to alternative CB-SEM techniques.
This is of great benefit as most intrusive objective speech quality measures, such as PESQ [2], require fairly complex preprocessing to synchronize the two signals accurately, a step for which our system can afford to be less precise due to this automatic SFP synchronization.
Finally, estimates of all branch lengths tend to be less precise with increasing site-to-site rate variation.
The burden indicator has shown itself to be less precise for specific toxicity effects but responsive to the whole spectrum of treatment sequelae (Bernhard et al, 2002).
If the online approach is found to be less precise than live assessment, further analysis will seek to identify patient subgroups where disagreement is more likely.
It can also be rounded to a broader timeframe to be less precise (e.g. show releases by quarter).
However, high performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) methods, the way they are usually executed, tend to be less precise and have a larger total method variation compared to titration methods.
Even as our devices can tell the world more about us, with greater precision, we're choosing to be less precise.
These two estimates of period, relied upon in conventional code-based seismic design approaches, are suggested without regard to lateral strength, stiffness, or mass, and thus are seen to be less precise than that determined based on seismic performance objectives and an estimate of the yield displacement.
