In addition, to calculate the Body Mass Index (BMI), an important determinant of vitamin D status, the height and the weight of these women were also measured; weight was recorded, using a Seca 707 weighing machine (range, 0.1-150 kg) with an accuracy of up to 100 g, the machine being checked regularly for precision every 10 measurements.
But while the Porsche makes its driver squint and sneer and strive for surgical precision though every turn, the F-type prompts its pilot to cackle, hoot and chirp four-letter words as the world blurs by, goading him to go wide, brake late, cut in hard and hang out the tail in a noisy, squirrelly, smoky mess.
The increasing demands for precision in every walk of era have given rise to new and efficient technologies.
These feats are child's play for a robot designed for precision maneuvers.
Such is Anderson's way: for every note of provable precision, a more fanciful detail flutters past.
Figure 1 illustrates the performance in terms of precision for every individual dataset when sensitivity is fixed at the same level the second best solution achieves (i.e. BR-RF).
For every anatomical term, the precision and F1 score are computed following the standard definition for the binary classification problem.
Finally, to determine if the search results were sensitive to errors in the orthology prediction, we randomly shuffled a fraction of the orthology mapping, reran the MSGR on the 39 GenMAPP pathways, and recorded the average precision for every level of average recall at the Ecdysozoa node.
Gamers in particular are fans, some spending real money for precision mouses for precision sniping in their virtual worlds.
