Eco-physiological modelling of forest production relies heavily on local meteorological data in order to calculate constraints of photosynthesis, and we need to clearly identify the precision and bias associated with sources of such data.
As can be seen in this example, all periods of rotation were identified but the precision of the start and end points of the events was inaccurate.
Cluster trials were identified and the precision of analyses adjusted using a sample size/variation inflation method [ 25], assuming an intra-class correlation of 0.02.
First, GWAS identify novel loci that are defined by linkage disequilibrium (LD) blocks (also known as haplotype blocks; sequences that are inherited together in a non-random fashion), rather than identifying the causal genetic variant(s) [although small genomic regions are identified owing to the precision of high-density single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) panels].
Further, linear combinations of the set of negligible contrasts are identified which maximizes the precision of the estimators of the contrasts of interest.
For research purposes, this dataset was de-identified to ensure that 5% or less of the records could be correctly re-identified by reducing the precision of the postal code to the first three characters, and the date of birth to year of birth.
Our objective was to identify the strength and precision of clinician-recorded predictors of RRT in the population-based setting.
Our objective was to identify the strength and precision of characteristics that predict RRT.
Our study was designed to address these limitations and to identify the strength and precision of characteristics that might predict ESRD pragmatically for decision-makers--as measured by the onset of renal replacement therapy (RRT).
We have implemented a novel method of identifying miRNA by measuring the precision of miRNA processing from precursors.
