As for all expectations, expected precision maximises Bayesian model evidence (see Appendix).
Noting the rich physics program available with a precise vertex detector, we report the expected precision on the Standard Model Higgs boson branching ratios with the described design and the efforts towards improving the topological vertex reconstruction algorithms.
Mr. Kilmer speaks his jargon with the expected precision, but his face tells another story.
Are these results bad news for those who expected precision medicine to become an instant solution to cancer management?
What are the validity and the expected precision of the obtained data?
The expected precision for each observation is around 0.2 mas at V ∼ 15, or 2 mas at V ∼ 20.
Increasingly precise observations of satellites, the Moon, planets and other bodies over the decades have already concluded that general relativity is correct, at least to the limits of the Stanford experiment's expected precision.
As expected, precision increases for higher values of threshold t in all 11 experiments, whereas recall demonstrates the opposite tradeoff.
However, because we used only three images for each tracking in this study, the expected precision is not much higher than that of traditional two-image tracking.
Therefore, even though the expected precision of our result is high (as indicated by stipples representing ε statistics smaller than 4 m/s), the longitudinal variability shown in Fig. 14b may be within the uncertainty attributed to imperfect sampling.
Because twofold dilutions of antimicrobial were considered, the expected precision of MIC determination was a factor of 2. Finally, the MBC is the antimicrobial concentration that actually kills bacteria (instead of just preventing growth).
