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Similarly, youth were grouped into quartiles of carbohydrate counting precision: Q1 (most precise) to Q4 (least precise).

Cell counts based on examination of microplankton samples using settling chambers and visual inspection with an inverted microscope are tedious and time consuming, and counting precision is generally poor at low cell densities.

We conclude that the FlowCAM is less tedious and time-consuming than microscopy, allowing for examination of more cells for greater counting precision.

In addition to monitoring heart rate and counting calories with precision, Forerunner 405CX tracks speed, distance and location accurately and effortlessly, and the revolutionary patent-pending touch bezel on the face of the watch makes navigating the options easier than ever.

This creates a smooth surface in which the volume was calculated with subvoxel precision by counting all the voxels completely inside the object and multiplying the sum by the voxel volume, and for the voxels intersected with the model, only the part of the voxel inside the model was considered, and its subvoxel volume was computed.

Since SCPD is far from an exhaustive database, false positives cannot be counted, but these "precision" curves are hopefully reflective of the true precision if all true binding sites were known.

If a prediction is not made, it is not counted against the precision.

You're looking to get doll eyes, so precision counts big time.

Post-layout simulation reveals that for the 9-bit analog counter, the differential nonlinearity (DNL) and integral nonlinearity (INL) are within the ±0.35 LSB and ±1 LSB ranges, respectively and the nonuniformity is as low as 1.81%, validating the high precision of photon counting.

Compared to other technologies for mRNA expression analysis, sensitivity should benefit from solution phase hybridization, whereas counting mRNA molecules should aid precision.

The iteration count-based precision selection can also be applied to adapt the reference voltages.