The increased predictability and the use of more of the available days allowed more precise and efficient scheduling, including a more even distribution of case time.
Thus, more precise intervention will enable fractionation schedules that better interoperate with advances such as immunotherapy.
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This was done to have a more precise estimate for when vaccines were administered according to schedule.
In the LHT schedule of Experiment 1, SHR were substantially more precise (had lower values of w) than LE (see Figure 5).
Narvar also uses predictive analytics– crunching up location, routing, weather, seasonal and other data– to give retailers, and their customers, a more precise estimate of delivery times, and as much control as possible over scheduling a delivery.
Narvar also uses predictive analytics– crunching up location, routing, weather, seasonal and other data– to give retailers, and their customers, a more precise estimate of delivery times, and as much control as possible over scheduling a delivery.
Or, to be more precise, it's the run-up to a campaign that's actually scheduled to begin on July 7.
Asked if Bush would address the group on Wednesday, an open day on the president's schedule, Snow said flatly, "No". Asked to clarify, he was more precise: "No, not on Wednesday". Is Bush speaking this week, a reporter asked.
