Overall, the lightest racquets aren't necessarily the easiest for beginners to use because you have to swing harder and in doing so, you jeopardize accuracy and control.
Overall, the lightest racquets aren't necessarily the easiest for beginners to use because you have to swing harder and in doing so, you jeopardize accuracy and control., as these also provide good power but a better feel for the ball when striking it.
In most cases, the changes in the 87Sr/86Sr ratio are so large that an initial value can be assumed without jeopardizing the accuracy of the results.
The No. 2 official at the Census Bureau is stepping down amid criticism the agency bungled a technology contract, adding billions to the cost of the 2010 count while jeopardizing its accuracy.
The main weakness of the abovementioned approaches is that both channel occupancy and duty cycle data are sensitive to the employed γ threshold and, thus, prone to miss detection and false-alarm errors jeopardizing the accuracy of the obtained results.
When doing dynamic measurement using an electromechanical transducer for both sensing and actuating simultaneously, loading effect of the transducer is obviously large enough to jeopardize measurement accuracy.
The issue of uncertainties in the results of any of these three tasks potentially jeopardizes the accuracy of the entire inspection process.
We also point out that correlation properties are estimated in the raw form of power measurements instead of frequency bins occupancy, thus, remaining robust to the employed γ threshold (and as a result, to the miss detection and false alarm errors) which could jeopardize the accuracy of the obtained results.
They worry that a misplaced monitor or misinterpreted sample will jeopardize the accuracy of the effort.
The inhalation, tail vein injection and jugular vein injection are three main administrations of MCH, but we found out that airborne MCH could coagulate before it enter the airway to jeopardize the accuracy of MCH challenge dose.
