Semi-structured interviews are used extensively in education and social sciences contexts, [ 44, 45]; the use of pre-set questions in a semi-structured fashion by an interviewer allows for the capture of precise data whilst retaining scope for participants to answer questions or diverge to topics felt to be of individual relevance or importance.
One reason for the lack of precise data about the number of mentally retarded inmates on death row is that the mentally retarded themselves struggle to hide their disability, even though in many cases it is the one thing that might save them from execution.
Advertisers are clamoring for more precise data, and for the technology that can provide it, says Lee Weinblatt.
The overwhelming majority of Arctic glaciers for which precise data are available have experienced negative mass balances (i.e., reduction in mass) in the 20th century broken only by temporary cool phases in the 1960s and '70s.
The least-prejudiced probability distribution is a truncated normal distribution, which for reasonably precise data essentially coincides with the multivariate normal distribution.
The process of creating a list of protein interaction predictions consists of 8 broad steps (please refer to Figure 1 for the precise data flow between steps).
Overall, the application of αL may require adjustments for more precise data, but the principle of changes uniformly distributed between forward and backward rates is a reliable framework.
As one of the discussed topic is the optimal duration of the antibiotic therapy and this ambiguity is due mainly to the lack of clinical trials on the topic, the present study aims for obtain precise data.
"We are not going to trawl massive amounts of data, but need to look for precise information," said a participant.
