The most precise costing approach, the micro-costing method [ 6], has not been used extensively in studies in China, either in relation to costing studies for cervical cancer prevention, or more broadly for other diseases.
The most precise method--an approach known as bisulfite sequencing, which captures all (undamaged) methylated cytosines--had only been successfully used once on a 26,000 year old bison (Llamas et al. 2012).
The use of natural grape must (NGM) in the laboratory under simulated enological conditions is the best experimental approach and most precise way to study how wine yeast cope with stress conditions in the winery environment (Rossouw et al. [2012]).
The support vector machine approach yielded the most precise results for two out of the twelve prediction signatures generated (AZD0530 and PF02341066).
Although rectal endoscopic sonographic approach is the most precise for the evaluation of the involvement of intestinal layers, such identification is also possible with TVS.
The random forest approach yielded the most precise results for ten out of the twelve prediction signatures generated (17-AAG, AZD6244, Erlotinib, Lapatinib, Nultin-3, Paclitaxel, PD0325901, PD0332991, PLX4720, Sorafenib).
Similarly, youth were grouped into quartiles of carbohydrate counting precision: Q1 (most precise) to Q4 (least precise).
The most precise method was based on the incremental difference approach, in which adjacent frames are used to estimate time derivatives, in line with Equation 5.
The purpose was to describe the quality of service during a most critical phase of operation (e.g. 15 s for the precise approach phase of an aeroplane before landing, duration in which service interruption is dangerous).
