Therefore, this procedure has been widely used because of its simplicity and ease of operation and produce low bias and moderate precision using environmental data [ 36].
We found very little bias in weekly model predictions (linear regression slope = 1.00 and MFB = 1.2%), and moderate precision (Table 1; RMSPE = 4.62 μg m 3 or 17% of the mean; MFE = 12.4%).
25 26 27 Evaluation of confidence intervals for the mean differences between intervention and control groups showed moderate precision for evaluation of social role disability and global quality of life outcomes.
Across regions, model prediction exhibited low bias but only moderate precision (NMBF of −3.3% and NMEF of 21.8% across regions, respectively).
Across regions, we found low bias in model predictions but only moderate precision (NMBF of −5.1% and NMEF of 24.4% across regions, respectively).
The authors of this study state that: 'For biologists, an automated system with high recall and even moderate precision … confers a great advantage over skimming text by eye.' Examples of well-known text-mining solutions are iHOP (18) and ChilliBot (19).
The poor amplification success rate resulted in a limited number of recaptures and hence only moderate precision (38%, measured as the entire width of the 95% confidence interval), but this was still similar to the best results obtained using intensive nest count surveys of apes (40% to 63%).
Pulse oximetry is widely used in anesthesiology and intensive care and, in intensive care unit (ICU) patients, has a bias of less than 1% and a good to moderate precision [ 1]; accuracy decreases in hypoxemia (oxygen saturation as measured by pulse oximetry, or SpO2, of less than 90%).
We conclude that there was an agreement among the HP measurements detected using the assessed methods and that O2P-HR is able to predict HP in cattle with great accuracy but only moderate precision.
Most individuals were only captured a single time, resulting in a population estimate with moderate precision.
