"precise settings" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about something that needs to be set to exact specifications or measurements. For example, "The engineer adjusted the machine's precise settings for optimal performance."
RRT requires complex equipment and precise settings.
It is clear from the studies examined in this review that APRV has evolved from a mechanical breath defined as a prolonged CPAP phase with a brief release phase [1] into a highly sophisticated, dynamic mechanical breath with precise settings that are responsive to changes in lung physiology (i.e., P-APRV) [6].
The precise settings for each algorithm, including BFAST, are described in the Supplemental Materials S1: Section Algorithm Settings for Simulations.
Precise settings are given in the Appendix.
For precise settings, see the Supplementary Table 2.
In order not to tamper with each listener's hearing aid and to ensure we knew the precise settings of each, we replicated each listener's exact gain structure and compression settings on a new device of the identical make and model.
Out of the gate, this app will let users set precise temperature settings, as well as customize their device with their favorite LED colors, signals, etc. Pax 3 comes in four colors (black, silver, gunmetal, and gold) and will be available in October for a retail price of $275.
Because like a regular oven, the toaster oven has precise temperature settings, I had many baking and roasting options.
That's not in itself necessarily a bad thing; there are after all plenty of opera directors around who give precise period settings to their productions but within that framework then generate all manner of modern psychological perceptions and dramatic insights.
Its adjustable thumbwheel gain control allows the user to easily make precise level settings.
The subset analysis of those who died in the study area could be more precise in settings where the HIV status of migrants and residents was available.
