We also try to correct some minor imprecisions in their discussion of the economics literature on learning in games.
Furthermore, the qualifying limit (usually, 1 SD) is arbitrary, and minor imprecisions on this measure have substantial consequences on the results.
None of the RRs included in the meta-analyses and meta-regressions show more than minor failures of the validation tests used, attributable to rounding errors or small imprecisions or uncertainties in estimating the RRs and CIs.
For emphysema, there are few dose-related data other than for amount smoked None of the RRs included in the meta-analyses and meta-regressions show more than minor failures of the validation tests used, attributable to rounding errors or small imprecisions or uncertainties in estimating the RRs and CIs.
At the United States Open, Woods blamed minor lapses of imprecision that were not tolerated by the onerous Olympic Club layout.
However, the number of events was small suggesting imprecision.
Baty and Delignette-Muller [ 4] found that Baranyi was the best curve-fitting model for most curves, although they noted that the intermodel variability was frequently minor comparing to the imprecision of the parameter estimates, due to the low quantity and quality of the data used to build the growth curves.
For PM2.5 and PM10, current evidence suggests a high correlation between ambient and indoor concentrations from outdoor origin; thus, imprecision in exposure may be of minor concern for our assessment [ 22].
Although these changes may be expected to be minor, at least in some settings, they deserve thorough consideration as part of an effort to anticipate sources of potential imprecision in the estimates resulting from the ACCE method.
The downside of familiarity is imprecision.
Was Clapper caught in an "imprecision"?
