This is precise, and it's not wrong if the reason you're discussing the economy is something that's going to be strongly affected by GDP, but its precision can make it terribly misleading when you're talking about the economy in terms of the economic welfare of individuals.
Despite the method's slight inaccuracy in calculating confidence intervals and its inability to account for confounding factors, its balance between simplicity and precision make it an especially useful tool [56], [57].
Furthermore, a shared Gamma prior, Gamma, is placed on the inverses of replication variances, i.e. precisions, λ1,…, λ i,…, λ I. Positive support and flexibility of Gamma make it useful in modeling precision parameters in a Bayesian framework (Gelman, 2006).
But even where production lines haven't been destroyed, aftershocks make it harder to recalibrate precision equipment.
You make it for yourself with precision, immaculately balancing the flavors every time, and you revel in the satisfaction of feeling like a bona fide adult.
Even with the limitations mentioned above, the potential for bias and for loss of precision make it important to predict and prevent non-participation in follow-up.
Because search queries telegraph a user's intent with precision, they make it possible to match people with the right ads at the right moment.
He would also like to improve the precision and make it reliable with just one blood sample per day.
The experiments completed show the goodness of the model, with it obtaining satisfactory results in terms of comfort, efficiency and precision, which make it viable for use in the sector.
Second, a more comprehensive grid of georeferenced chimpanzee samples that includes genotype profiles at more STRP loci may make it possible to increase the precision of origin assignments using the SCAT approach.
