The new numbers fall within the scope of the previous estimates but are more precise.
This definition implies that the image of A covers B and possibly more, but is more precise, allowing application of the intermediate value theorem to deduce that if f maps A over B, B over C, etc., then there is a point x ∈ A such that f ( x ) ∈ B, f 2 ( x ) ∈ C, etc.
Observe that CLARK (default mode) is slightly less sensitive than KRAKEN but is more precise and faster.
This requires a different perspective, since improved PRO instruments are not interventions, but are more precise outcome measurement tools, much like a more precise sedimentation rate or more precise measurement of blood pressure.
Values derived from the CMPD are consistent with those reported from other multicentre intensive care databases in the UK, but are more precise due to the large sample and are more generalisable due to the wide coverage of the CMP.
Their descriptions were more precise, but each found a particular way to fuck it up, and one the programmer asked what this had to do with compliance.
But O'Neill is more precise than that.
"Some caddies say, 'Just hit it over that rock,' but we're more precise than that," Watson said.
You note the high and increasing infant mortality rate in the United States but might be more precise about some of its causes.
Maurice Duron, a member of the Académie Française said that he loved English, but French was more precise and had fewer "syntactical ambiguities".
