However, these estimators often do not produce sufficiently precise estimates for areas with small sample sizes.
If temporal ventriloquism follows simple Bayesian inference in spatial, temporal, and featural dimensions1,2,3, 44,45,46, the influence of feature may be minimal because the information coming from spatial and temporal dimensions is sufficiently precise to make the temporal order judgment with negligible contribution from the additional information.
Intercalation is not an efficient and sufficiently precise method for making the proposed superlattice.
This should be sufficient to calculate sufficiently precise estimates of the feasibility outcomes listed above.
However, when using enough sequence data for the tree inference in the first place, the estimated trees are sufficiently precise, so that maxAlike can make use of the information in the tree for a better reconstruction performance and so outperforms nearest-neighbor and frequency consensus sequences.
There are eight matching algorithms for which I have been able to obtain sufficiently precise descriptions to determine if they produce stable matchings.
However, urine sugar tests might not be sufficiently precise as they might have a high number of false-negative cases in particular if made only once.
Conversely, when speakers neglect to associate a sufficiently precise description with a name, the descriptivist should predict that reference fails.
Indeed, "a theory must be sufficiently precise in its representation for scientists to agree on the predictions that can be made from it [ 44]." Consensus building is defined as a process of seeking unanimous agreement [ 48].
With regard to PCC, however, this calculus – already difficult to apply in a sufficiently precise and methodologically satisfactory way – is further complicated by the fact that the calculus must be made prior to conception, which can add great uncertainty and because one has to factor in the probability of conception, which is highly unclear in most cases.
