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Engineered effector cells were developed to address need for improved precision and accuracy of classic NK cell ADCC bioassays.

Their entity extraction approach accounted for direct identification of elements and included a list of stop words to allow for improved precision.

An investigation of GLONASS-based PPP will also help the development of GPS and GLONASS combined PPP techniques for improved precision and reliability.

Lastly, additional R&D effort is required on improvements to integrated EO/in situ approaches, including uncertainties in upscaling point, transect and area data [46]), stratification schemes for improved precision of AGB change estimates and maximising the use of sample data (e.g., when there are limited or missing samples).

Six repeat measures of %HbCO were made for improved precision in Hbmass estimation.

Finally, use of a derived score to reflect global vascular calcified plaque allowed for improved precision when predicting outcome although it did not outperform the established predictor CAC.

However, advances on the field, such as new atmospheric models of improved precision, have allowed for a better characterization of the drag force.

Similar results of improved precision with adaptation were obtained for the two measures of movement endpoint as shown by comparing figures 4E and 4F (for all comparisons p>0.10).

A comparison between IGFEM- and conventional FEM-based shape optimization schemes is presented, showing an improved precision for the IGFEM approach.

Detailed analysis and case studies demonstrate that this new methodology can lead to improved precision for both tracking control and vibration attenuation, enhanced control robustness, and smoother control action.

The benefits of the divide-test-integrate method are illustrated in the improved precision for any given coverage of genes or reference linkages, as shown in Figure 3C on the independent MIPS protein functional linkage reference set (excluding the term "protein synthesis").