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Table 3 illustrates five correspondence measures (i.e., kappa values, agreement percent, precision, recall, and F1 scores) for the six key concepts (i.e., variation, heritability, differential survival, competition, limited resources, and non-adaptive ideas).

The physics objective of AMS is the measurement of the fluxes of individual cosmic ray species with percent level precision up to trillion electron volt energies.

The data support the basic picture of inflation and the hot Big Bang, and they allow us to estimate multiple cosmological parameters with nearly percent-level precision.

Forty-eight percent reported using precision technologies in general to manage some amount of acreage.

Percent recovery and precision among duplicates was equally good for DDE.

Recovery rates for manganese and lead in quality control and spiked samples were 78 113%, and precision (percent relative standard deviation) was < 5%.

The apremilast plasma method had an assay range of 1.021 to 1021 ng ml−1 (KETO study) and 1 to 1000 ng ml−1 (RIF study) with a precision (percent coefficient of variation [%CV]) of ≤8.1% (KETO study) and ≤6.0% (RIF study) and an accuracy (percent relative error [%RE]) of 1.7% to 4.2% (KETO study) and −3.3% to 5.3% (RIF study).

The accuracy was defined as the recovery percentage, and precision was expressed as the percent relative standard deviation (RSD).

We find narrow-field trajectory solutions have precisions in speed of a few tenths of a percent, and radiant precisions of ∼0.01°.

The proposed methods were evaluated by studying the accuracy as percent relative error and precision as percent relative standard deviation (RSD%); the results are summarized in Tables 4, 5.

Precision (relative percent difference) was 1.7, 5.4, and 8.6%, respectively.