Fortunately the field does not need an extremely precise analysis of the concept of life's meaning (or definition of the phrase "life's meaning") in order to make progress on the substantive question of what life's meaning is.
The fact that the results of genotype analysis of any individual variant are extremely precise should not be confused with the fact that individual tests for disease need not be exceptionally accurate to have value.
Such an extremely precise calculation is not necessary for any practical use, but researchers say it contributes to improving calculation methods.
Graduates will surely prove gifted code-writers, Mr. Neveu said, but may find themselves restricted to an "extremely precise niche" that may not always exist.
This is not an easy task, because it requires extremely precise control over the mutual position and separation of the emitter and the metal nanostructure.
Estimating depth from binocular disparity is extremely precise, and the cue does not depend on statistical regularities in the environment.
So this is not some fuzzy random signal: their expression is extremely precise, both in terms of the cell specificity and in terms of subcellular localization.
So-called "genome editing" is not only far more efficient than existing GM technology, it is extremely precise in the genetic changes it brings about.
Anyhow, this was not the case in this research work as the second questionnaire was extremely precise considering that only 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 were the possible values for the consolidated quadrants.
On the other hand, hydrogen PIII for layer transfer requires extremely precise implant ranges, straggles and sample temperature, but the exact dose may not be critical.
