By imposing a penalty on the size of the regression coefficients, they are expected to perform a bias-variance trade-off with the price of sacrificing unbiasedness of estimates for more precision [ 53].
The recent advent of computer-assisted techniques is the fruit of a search for more precision for the bone cuts and better ligament balance.
He theorized that American children, who tend to take up hockey when they are older and bigger, can afford to put the stronger hand, generally the right, on the lower part of the shaft for more precision.
You can simply blot the area using a paper towel, or you can use the flat or tip of your brush for more precision.
Each time the children showed new movements, they were heaped with praise and the therapist then "shaped" the skill by asking for more precision, fluidity of motion or ability to respond automatically.
Three applications demonstrate that the massive partitioning afforded by our ddPCR system provides orders of magnitude more precision and sensitivity than real-time PCR.
In the last decade, however, the growth of new technologies and availability of new reagents has enabled us to characterize this group of diseases with more precision.
At that level of data, NCEC will be able to replicate this sort of analysis with far more precision in terms of matching geography and demography.
But by playing with more of the same, more precision, more care, the winning goals scored by players who embody a consistency of method.
