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With spread-betting, the method this column uses, enthusiasm can be measured with precision.

"With the sun, rotations can be measured with precision," Mr. Parmigiani said.

The method builds on the fact that the emission, distribution and final effects can be measured with precision.

While the impacts can be measured with precision only ex post, for policy makers it is critical to get a sense of likely impacts ex ante in order to plan approaches to mitigate these impacts.

Deriving incidence from prevalence and the average duration of disease (6) also gives uncertain results, in particular because the duration of disease cannot be measured with precision.

We can also observe that the curve tapers off at around -3 and +3 units, points beyond which the persons' ability cannot be measured with precision.

In the case of methane, both 13CH3D/12CH4 and 12CH2D2/12CH4 ratios are measured with precision of ∼0.1‰ and ∼0.5‰, respectively.

Mice were monitored weekly and tumor diameter was measured with precision calipers.

Leaf thickness was measured with precision calipers.

The yields of the extractions were measured with precision balance (ADVENTURER).

Weight was measured with precision electronic scales (Seca, Hamburg) and height was measured with a fixed stadiometer.