We used a more precise survey methodology for estimating individual daily MeHg intake from fish based on the NHANES Food Frequency Questionnaire (2003 2004; CDC 2004) and species-specific mercury levels.
It has been argued that the friction cost methodology is more precise than the human capital methodology in that it captures actual productivity losses versus the total potential loss in the human capital approach [ 9, 10].
Personalized predictive lung dosimetry by 99mTc MAA SPECT/CT is clinically feasible, safe, and more precise than conventional planar methodology for 90Y radioembolization radiation planning.
To further validate the TAA-status classifier genes, we determined expression levels of the 41 TAA-status classifier genes using the more precise real-time PCR methodology on 82 samples for which enough RNA was available (50 samples from training set and 32 samples from test set).
Of course the results, as better explained in the next paragraphs, are less precise than the ones obtained with more accurate methodologies and should be handled with care.
Besides being faster and more precise to compute than other methodologies, the LSM methodology helps assess path-dependent American options with multiple dimensions and multiple state variables, being also applied to Markovian and non-Markovian problems.
However, in this latter scenario, graph clustering methods can be more precise than the other methodologies.
The one-variate experimental method is generally considered to test regenerator operation in the Stirling engine but the figure of merit (FOM) formulation and the experimental design methodology are more precise and faster to compare several regenerators performances.
More precise result is expected, if the methodology is applied to more precise rate equations as recommended by the ASM models for a given case.
To optimize the results obtained and to make the analysis more precise and cost effective, response surface methodology (RS M was also incorporated.
