Next, the C-termini of the Rpb2 and the Rpb4 subunits of RNAPII, adjacent to the clamp, were selected for placing FRET satellites to enable the nano-positioning (NP) analysis, by which the localization precision was improved such that the Tfg2 C-terminus was found to dwell on the clamp ridge but could move to the clamp top during transcription.
However the impact the removal of simple elements has on the precision values is insignificant, except for the BioS corpus, on which the precision improves by up to 5%.
Although Cohen's class distributions tend to reduce the interference between the various signal subcomponents, this reduction can affect the precision by which the instantaneous frequency is estimated.
This will determine the precision by which the dye molecules are localized.
Note that the computed value of 7% is necessarily affected by some error due to the precision by which the data could be extracted from the plots originally published in Ref. [ 15].
A new approach to the assessment of physical function uses computerised adaptive testing, by which precision and reliability of the measurement can be achieved for most patients, while even requiring less time for the assessment.
The WLS can be used to optimize the regression parameter estimation by considering proper amount of influence at each data point, that is, the more influence from the more reliable and precise data, by incorporating weights, which indicate the precision of the information of each data point.
Precision was assessed by determination of repeatability, which expresses the precision of the method under the same operating conditions over a short interval of time.
This study is limited by a small sample size which affects the precision of the estimates.
A frequency comparator measured the beat frequency of the combined outputs of the two resonators., the precision by which anisotropy of the speed of light can be excluded in resonator experiments is at the 10−17 level.
