And if I had to be more precise and choose a month, it would be November 2013.
To be more precise, we may choose a constant c such that the solution of the inequality | y ′ ( x ) − λ y ( x ) | ≤ φ ( x ) is not too far away from c e λ x in the sense of upper norm (see [11]).
Second, these candidates were identified from a highly refined genomic region, as narrow as 0.54 Mb (with an average of 6 genes per region), which is extremely more precise than those chosen from a much broader linkage region (about 20 Mb).
To address this, expert reviewers were used to select the Peak Day to simulate what a woman would have likely picked had she been given more precise instructions about choosing between true cervical fluid and premenstrual fluid.
Another measure, called FPI, is proposed to assure that a more precise RMC will be chosen when two candidate RMCs share the same CFC.
We show that an increase in the precision of the firm's financial reporting system could reduce the informativeness of stock price and exacerbate the agency problem by inducing lower productive effort and higher earnings management, implying that the firm may not choose a more precise financial reporting system.
In order to make a more precise estimate of benefits, we chose to narrow the analysis to the installation of smart meters in residential households in the United States.
It is believed that the more precise the network target is chosen, the more accurate predictions will be obtained, as suggested by the comparison results between the angiogenesis network and three global networks.
There are two general reasons legislators choose to specify more precise statutory conditions relating to informational criteria in consent transactions.
Analysis would be more precise, if process rate equations are chosen from the Activated Sludge Model series (named as ASM1, ASM2, ASM2d, ASM3), which are the widely accepted models for the design and operation of biological wastewater treatment systems.
