Only for Puerto Ricans was there no nativity advantage for the foreign born, although small numbers of foreign born Cubans limited precision of estimates for that group.
Computer modeling using a graphical user interface overcomes the limited precision of physical models for larger systems, and the limited interaction rate associated with earlier, command-line driven software.
However, the trial was not formally powered to detect interactions, and thus there was limited precision of the estimates for interactions.
These errors result from the various image transformations before segmentations and from the limited precision of the registration procedure for ROI definitions.
With increasing salt concentration, this maximum becomes more shallow, but we are unable to decide whether it is located at or somewhat below pI, due to the limited precision of our data and the lack of data for pH > pI.
Moreover, the limited precision of this interpolation can introduce distortions at the edges of the final image especially for squinted geometries.
However, unavoidable recombination limited precision of selection between target gene and markers (Andersen and Lubberstedt 2003).
Because of the limited precision of the estimates, we must interpret these subgroup effects with caution.
We explain the difference by the limited precision of the pump.
The data density for the XL-A is on the order of 0.5 0.6 points per nanometer, as expected from the limited precision of the gear train driving the diffraction grating.
