But these words are, for the most part, not really appropriate for scientific purposes, because they are not precise enough and fluctuate in their use.
Binocular cues are valuable because they are very precise (e.g. Harris, 2004; McKee, 1983; Stevenson, Cormack, & Schor, 1989) and also because, unlike many other depth cues, they provide scaled metric depth information.
Thus, our preferred estimates are FE because they are more precise than IV, account for family heterogeneity and are the most conservative estimate of the effect of grandparents' childcare on young women's labor force participation.
I find them quite lovely, especially when they are as well done as Browne's, because they are so delightfully precise; and because the aging, wandering mind can actually grasp them in a breath.
While the recession-proofness of social media is a case study in the making, the idea that social applications can thrive in tight economic times because they are a cost-effective, precise way for companies to interact with customers and prospective customers, is right on the money – quite literally.
The -2 values cannot be dismissed as outliers because they are among the most precise estimates in the entire data set (meaning that they have very tight confidence intervals) and were generated using unbiased methods.
Intelligent people use longer words because they're more precise and efficient, and they help explain things in a way that's more easily understood (if you can get a handle on the vocabulary, at least).
"Asylum seekers are often unable to articulate the elements relevant to an asylum claim without the assistance of a qualified counsellor because they are not familiar with the precise grounds for the recognition of refugee status and the legal system of a foreign country," the UNHCR says.
Whether an app developer is looking for new customers or re-marketing to existing prospects, Search Ads should accelerate download volumes, generate more qualified prospects and improve conversion because they are being delivered at the precise point of consumer intent".
Not only do the robots handle the strain better than humans, but they also provide more precise data because they are impervious to fatigue.
