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The Performance of the modified Fisher information matrix in providing the correct precision estimates was demonstrated by comparing the observed standard deviation of estimates and the precision of the estimator calculated using the modified Fisher information matrix.
The second main finding of the present study is our potential ability to predict, with limited bias and correct precision, individual tumour size changes induced by chemotherapy based on CA-125 kinetics.
With a study of 753 events, if the value of D in the new study turns out to be δ/ p=1.25, then the study will have the correct precision.
One of the main technical limitations to consider is tolerance in the relative position of the various strips: for correct functioning, precision must be less than 0.1 mm.
Instead of detailed analytical physical TIR models requiring too much input information and computational capacities, simplified parametric approaches capable to mimic and correct with precision the angular effects on LST will be deemed suitable for practical satellite applications.
We also could not correct reduced precision resulting from correlation between siblings as our data do not allow the identification of siblings, although we do not suspect this effect could be substantial.
Figure 4(a) also shows that calculations based on F gave a correct estimator precision (compared to the observed standard deviation of the estimates) in the regions both near and far from the point of singularity of the two emitter model, with only a small but conservative deviation below 50 nm.
The corrected mass precision is consistent with the mass accuracy independently determined by database identification.
The sampling timebase has a fixed-pattern non-linearity with an RMS of 13%, which can be corrected for precision waveform feature extraction and timing.
The results of GIA predictions from Section 3 can be used to correct high-precision geodetic data in order to reveal uncontaminated signals from other processes of interest, such as tectonic deformation or climate change.
Controlling for autocorrelation corrects the precision estimates, and because diary data are usually positively autocorrelated, this leads to larger variance estimates.
