In the finale, encouraged by what they had been hearing, they let their voices come at peak energy but also with peak precision, across a range from shocked near-silence to radiant outburst.
In particular, the dumbbells with strongly-overlapping peak functions have improved substantially, reaching peak precisions as low as 1.1 and 1.4 pm for the Si and N sites respectively.
Our restricted small-volume analysis using the SN/VTA ROI strongly supported the hypothesis that dopaminergic midbrain activity encodes expected precision in the SN (peak MNI −10 −22 −11, Ppeak = 0.008, Tpeak voxel = 4.58) and the VTA (peak MNI 5 −19 −15, Ppeak = 0.005, Tpeak voxel = 4.79; peak MNI −3 −21 −15, Ppeak = 0.006, Tpeak voxel = 4.78) (Fig. 5 A).
This provides a degree of data redundancy allowing weak or overlapped peaks to be removal from the analysis and a higher precision in the final value of the reduction potential determined.
To obtain the requisite degree of precision in measuring the mass ratios of the product molecular ion peak, heptanal was used as a substrate for these experiments.
Peaks included in the further data analysis were those that had good precision in the replicate analyses of the pool.
All RSDs of the areas of the characteristic peak in the precision and reproducibility tests were below 1.82% and 3.17%, respectively.
They emphasize group precision in execution.
There is no precision in my looking.
We used a simulation approach to estimate mapping precision in our NMRI population and established that we can localize a QTL with large effect size to within 1.34 Mb of the greatest association peak.
For HCD spectra, Chi et al. (2010) introduced a de novo sequencing tool, pNovo, that not only takes advantage of the high precision peaks in HCD spectra but also uses the information of abundant immonium and internal ions.
