Advanced digital ionosondes can make up this difference, and much more, with precision measurements of all available echo properties.
However, when evaluated on a set of 100 abstracts randomly selected from the ones mentioning phosphorylation information, GenNorm performed much better, with precision of 93.5, recall of 66 and F-measure of 77.4.
We tested the null hypothesis that the opening of landfill sites taking mainly domestic and commercial waste was not associated with an increased risk of congenital anomalies in nearby residents, although we did not have sufficient statistical power to explore relationships with subgroups of congenital anomalies with much precision.
Focused placement approaches allow placement of nanoscale building blocks with precision much higher than the precision with which guiding templates are defined.
Genomic Control offers the special advantage which will be important in future studies that it can estimate the statistical significance of strong selection signals with much more precision than would be possible with a rank-ordering approach that can only measure a P-value that is as significant as 1 divided by the number of comparisons that are made.
For example, Alice may allow his friend Bob to know her location within a 1 km radius but, for emergency purposes, Alice may allow an ambulance to know her location precisely, i.e., with much greater precision (i.e., 1 m).
Such debates will probably never be resolved with much precision, given the unreliability of the evidence.
Interestingly, few if any e-tailing executives can track the connection speeds of their visitors with much precision because there is little technology that allows such tracking.
The British are thinking ahead more than most, but neither the ultimate costs nor the benefits of the 2012 games will be known with much precision for several years.
Reception is decent on AM, FM, and WeatherBand, though the analog frequency dial makes it tough to tune in with much precision.
