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It is shown that subset parameter oriented designs outperform their full set counterpart in terms of achieving better precision of the chemical kinetic parameters with the same number of experiments, or requiring fewer experiments to achieve the same level of precision.

User can obtain better precision of the classifier by setting a threshold of parameter t.

As a conclusion from this review, one can tentatively assume that a better precision of the occupational exposure assessment leads to higher AFs.

Afterwards, each of the bone components of the hip joint was examined by means of a 3D Roland PICZA (Irvine, California) scanner in order to get a better precision of the outer geometry.

When RIsearch is used as a pre-filter for specialized miRNA target predictors, such as miRanda and TargetScanS, the number of target site candidates can be significantly reduced, which in turn results in a better precision of the miRNA target prediction.

The better precision of transpulmonary thermodilution compared to the PAC is probably related to the longer transit time of the thermal bolus which is not influenced by respiration and arrhythmias.

Despite this, every naïve animal immunized with a single oral dose of Ad-ZGP survived challenge, giving better precision on the minimal threshold of immunity required to achieve protection.

Icenogle et al. (2012) recently showed that the better precision of Wenner Probe resistivity meter from their experimental investigation of single laboratory and multi laboratory measurements and surface resistivity test shows lower variability than rapid chloride permeability test with different HPC mixtures.

However, 8 genes selected using qRT-PCR are not selected using Affymetrix chips, probably due to the better precision of qRT-PCR technology to measure low RNA concentration with respect to Affymetrix chips.

This discrepancy may be explained by the better precision of our exposure data.

This may allow better precision of what symptoms actually matter.