A higher precision means a lower false discovery rate (FDR).
The event position along the line of response can be measured with high precision by means of TOF techniques.
An ideal search strategy would have both high sensitivity and high precision, which means most of the available relevant items in a database are retrieved by the search strategy and most of the items retrieved by the search strategy are relevant.
In simple terms, high precision values mean that substantially more term-like phrases are selected than the number of erroneous phrases, while high recall values mean that the most term-like phrases are selected from the text.
Our models were able to predict IFN-γ inducing peptide with high precision, it mean it is possible to design peptide that can induce IFN-γ.
The above illustrates the advantage of ESC and simultaneously its usage methodology: ESC scores high precisions, which means that the Figure 15 ESC performance w.r.t. the SPThres values on the BU database.
High correctness precision meant that codes were placed in a reasonable hierarchal position that a reviewer can quickly validate.
Stimulation of PP generated spikes with high temporal precision (mean SD = 1.4 ± 0.3 ms, n = 4; Fig. 6 C ).
The models also have been shown to have low bias and high precision: The normalized mean bias factor for PM2.5 is –1.6%, and the absolute value of the prediction errors is 1.61.
By combining cryo-ET with fluorescence microscopy, it should be possible to localize proteins inside a cell with high precision and by these means to elucidate not only the macromolecular architecture but also the remodeling events during the many cellular processes.
