These results show that a more careful model accuracy approximation is required for some proteins.
The more specific (niche) a topic is, the more likely it is that you can trip up if you aren't careful about accuracy.
Smith's contained, emotionally nude performance and the careful, harpoon-accuracy of the writing clutched me by the heart and squeezed in a way that caught me completely off guard.
Throughout my interview with Bach he is careful to emphasise accuracy and credibility as the primary goals for Battlefront.
In order to obtain gamma counter measurements with the required accuracy, careful isotope-specific calibration and an awareness of the operational range of the instrument are essential.
Introspective reports on one's own interior mental life are not subject to careful examination for accuracy and cannot be used to form predictive generalizations.
Thomas R Forbes, in his biographical paper on Yarrell, writes that "All [editions of Birds] are outstanding because of the author's clear, narrative style, accuracy, careful scholarship, and unassuming charm".
Two- or 3-day diet records were completed by each participant according to specific criteria for accuracy; careful instructions on how to measure, define, and record all food and drink consumed were given in both written and oral formats.
Jack Larkin, Old Sturbridge's director of research, collections and library, said that Mr. Spinney, as its chief executive, emphasized careful research and historical accuracy, a course that the institution has followed ever since.
The values of smoothness indicators are explicitly considered in the basic formulas of the new nonlinear weights after a careful analysis of convergence accuracy and shock capturing property.
Approximations in the system model can possibly alleviate this problem, but we need to be careful about how much accuracy is compromised when employing them.
