To be more precise, change in technical efficiency is described as the efficiency in reaching the production limit, and technological change as the curve shift in productivity limit (Mahadevan 2002).
This monthly modeling was necessary to give a more precise change in effects and costs over this first year, and to make the two simulations comparable.
The electric power steering unit is more precise, and changes to the front suspension also improve steering control and on-center feel.
Terminology should be simpler and more precise and changes are likely to come into force within six months.
In fact, these reference intervals are tools that can lead to a more precise evaluation of changes after therapeutic intervention in animal models of human diseases.
Although this method has the same sensitivity and specificity as the usual clinical balance tests, 31, 32 computerized posturography has major advantages such as a more precise determination of changes in balance parameters, no additional effort from the participant, and a more accurate inter- and intrarater reliability.
16 SF-36 was not shown to be sensitive for detecting such changes, and hence we were unable to report more precise estimates of change.
A more precise grouping might change the results of the classifications, but it would unlikely affect the overall conclusion of our study.
Theoretically, as MMT can more closely target intrinsic muscles affected by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel, it is more precise in detecting change in motor function due to CTS.
20 21 By collecting blood samples prior to the start of the application season, baseline data were established, which allowed us to compute more precise measures of change in activities of AChE and BChE from pre-exposure to postexposure periods.
