As α increases, so does precision at the cost of decreased recall.
We are going to do precision drills: Exercises in perfection of fingering, notes and rhythm.... Every slip means back to beginning".
I attempt to extract it, and sometimes fool him into effortlessly "tum-te-tuming" a tune I pretend not to know, which he does with the precision of an opera singer and the relaxed ease of a Rat Packer.
The combination of allegory and realism should not work as well as it does, but the precision of the story and the skill of the performances give the movie the emotional weight and thematic density of a good novel.
However, these results also indicate that even if increasing age does affect the precision of haptic shape estimation, this effect is very small relative to the amount of individual variability that occurs across participants.
Instead, the main source of uncertainty comes from the sample weighing, which was done to a precision of 0.01 mg.
To do so, the precision of the prior distribution can be deflated – or, in other words, the standard error can be inflated.
Variance inflation factors were < 2 for all covariates included in primary models, suggesting that collinearity among covariates did not reduce precision of effect estimates.
In addition, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has approved chromogenic in situ hybridization (CISH, Spot-Light CISH) and ISH (Dual ISH) techniques for the evaluation of the amplification of the HER-2 gene, which do offer the precision of the FISH testing but on the morphometric evaluation of histological slides.
III) Does the precision (9.1% and 3.7% of the high-risk patients, respectively, that benefits (potentially avoids toxicity) from intensity reduction) justify the loss (increased risk of relapse for the remaining 90.9% and 96.3% of the high-risk patients that did not experience toxicity with standard treatment) and how should these gains and losses be balanced?
