For example, the league is piloting a study using tiny accelerometers, tucked away in the players' mouthguards or helmets, to more precisely measure how forceful a collision has to be to cause neurological symptoms.
He and his 25-person team are trying to determine if electromechanical devices can more precisely measure impairment and accelerate what is now a belated, long and expensive rehabilitation.
The government has been harshly criticized by scientists for underestimating the rate of the flow and for what appears to be its reluctance to force BP, the oil giant that owned the lease on the well, to more precisely measure the rate at which oil was gushing from the pipe into the gulf.
The distribution of hydrogen offers a way to more precisely measure the universe's expansion rate.
This may limit the ability to more precisely measure the true thickness of these structures.
The actual processes of the eruption and aftermath of the volcano need to be more precisely measured and analyzed.
This very low bias of estimation will be more precisely measured in Section 5. Figure 2 Principle of the proposed iterative algorithm.
In order to more precisely measure the local image sharpness, the ratio of visible edges' gradients between the dehazed and hazy images (denoted as Q g) is also evaluated [23, 42, 50, 51].
When comparing the proportion of measurements with measurements errors greater than 10° (Table 2), the only significant differences identified were that hip abduction was more precisely measured with digital photography than visual estimation (93% vs. 83%, p = 0.019).
When comparing the proportion of measurements with measurements errors within the defined clinically significant difference (Table 4), the only significant difference identified was that knee extension was more precisely measured with digital photography than with visual estimation (74% vs. 49%, p < 0.001) and with goniometry (74% vs 50%, p < 0.001).
