We describe differences between accurate dosimetry and clinical implementation of this technique that is extending from its very inception to date.
First, the experimental procedure was designed in order to detect large differences between accurate response and chance, and between groups.
There is a huge difference between an accurate, searching 85mph and an accurate, searching 92mph, compounded by the fact England's batsmen have not often faced bowling of such relentless speed in recent years.
Assuming the relevance of results established on the simulated data, this suggests there could major differences between phylogenetically accurate alignments and structurally accurate ones, an hypothesis that remains to be further tested and confirmed.
The difference between the measured accurate mass and the calculated exact mass was below 2 ppm for all samples where sedoheptulose-1,7-bisphosphate was detected.
The convergence of the solutions is evaluated based on the internal consistency of the Neville table, that is, the difference between the most accurate solution in column k and that in column k−1: from Table 1, this is Δ Y (k, k − 1 ) = Y τ τ ^ 1, τ ^ k − Y τ τ ^ 2, τ ^ k.
This study will yield accurate and within trial data on quality difference between the different types of screeners, attendance rate and the interaction effects between variables.
When the subsequent iterations are considered, that is, when the Gaussian approximation is accurate, the difference between the simulated and analytical approaches vary only in a few tenths of dB.
Twenty primers were designed to have a sufficient mass difference between all extension products for accurate detection of nucleotide variants of the synthetic templates related to the p53 gene.
