Record measurement accuracy may be enhanced by using more precise technologies (times recorded in milliseconds, jumps in millimeters).
More precise technologies or examinations would then be required to examine those who screen positive.
We suggest that it may be more fruitful to focus on the development of more precise technologies for testing possible blood pathogens, and to develop locally effective strategies for donor recruitment, education and screening than assume that policies discouraging kin donors will ensure blood safety.
"The use of more precise technology and the greater regulatory scrutiny probably make GMOs even safer than than conventional plants and food," he said.
Thus, the need of a more precise technology might be greater in a small volume centre.
Possible changes in the patient population included an increase in the number of patients with diabetes [ 15], a shift in CHD incidence towards elderly persons, an increased number of revascularisations, and a more precise technology used in determining the need for revascularisation.
(Mr. Bush, who first deployed C.I.A.-directed drones, did not do so on the scale that Mr. Obama did; and Mr. Obama, of course, had the benefit of significantly improved, more precise, drone technology).
In the paper, they are referring to, we observed the same positivity rate as previously noted using a more precise PCR technology.
Accomplishing these aims through risk/benefit, cost/effectiveness, and cost/utility analyses will require more precise quantification of technologies' benefits, risks, costs, burdens, and broader societal consequences.
More precise modifications, and better technologies for monitoring stray DNA both within plants and in the environment around them, mean that it is getting easier to be sure that nothing untoward is going on.Then there is the worry that GM crops are a way for big companies to take over the livelihoods of small farmers and, in the end, a chunk of nature itself.
The new "gene-editing" technique is more precise than existing GM technology and does not involve the use of criticised antibiotic-resistance genes or leave any mark in the animal's genome other than the desired mutation.
