This plan file was used while performing Complex Sample Analysis to achieve a more precise point and period estimation.
But when professional economists talk about recessions, they mean something much narrower and more precise: a period during which economic output shrinks.
Our data indicate that mosquitoes raised aseptically in compliance with cGMPs can successfully transmit malaria to 100% of participants through the bite of 3, and likely 1, rather than 5 mosquito bites, and suggest they may lead to a more precise pre-patent period.
Isolating the wobble's driving force will also allow for more precise measurements of the period, and that will give geologists a better idea of how viscous Earth's interior is.
A more precise estimate of fundamental period or natural frequency of buildings can be obtained with the use of modal analysis, which is available in commercial building software programs.
Therefore, for a more precise determination of the period of refractoriness of the bovine corpus luteum to PGF, more frequent examinations on the day of ovulation are required for a more precise diagnosis of ovulation.
Estimates of the excess of cancers of the anus, liver, lung, non-melanomatous skin and Hodgkin's lymphoma in PWHA compared with the general population (expressed as SIRs or age-specific IRs) became more precise in the HAART periods.
At Oxford University, scientists led by Tom Higham have developed new methods to remove contamination and have been able to make much more precise radiocarbon dating for this period.
The Peak Day method identifies a much more precise window of the periconceptional period than that used in most previous studies of periconceptional exposures.
This analysis was performed using data from long-term imaging, the main reason being that a longer observation period facilitates more precise measurements of plaque growth rates.
