Sentence examples for extent and precision from inspiring English sources

This facilitates quantitative studies of centrosomes to an extent and precision that would not be possible with manual image analysis.

Additionally, sample preparation (extraction process, cleanup), chromatographic conditions, mass spectrometric instrumentation (e.g. design of ion source) and ionisation conditions influence the extent and precision of matrix effects [ 9].

The design of GWAS studies usually involves a tradeoff between the extent and precision of phenotyping and the size of the study panel (for a detailed discussion of these tradeoffs in GWAS on sensory phenotypes (20)).

It is important to separate assessment of internal validity from that of external validity (generalisability or applicability) and precision (the extent to which study results are free from random error).

Indeed, each set of criteria used to rank nations depends on the particular goal of the ranking itself, the assumptions associated with the data (i.e., precision, robustness, extent), and the hypotheses posed to explain among-nation trends.

Anatomical and morphological information derived from CT can be used to increase the precision of localisation, extent, and characterisation of lesions detected by FDG PET.

Anatomical and morphological information from CT is used to increase the precision of localization, extent, and characterization of lesions detected by F-FDG PET [ 21].

Since glucose, triglyceride levels and, to some extent, total cholesterol are affected by recent food intake, this weakens the accuracy and precision of these measurements.

Any temperature fluctuation affects to some extent the precision of the measurements of retention times and bandwidths of eluted compounds.

The accurate identification of disease extent permits precision radiotherapy delivery, ensuring the accurate coverage of disease and sparing of organs at risk.

This emphasizes the power and precision of QTL detection in HEB-25, which may be a combined effect of the low extent of LD and the particular mating design, resulting in an elevated rate of chromosomal recombination.