Note also that the background weight matrix for fluorescence calculated by Eq. (14) is precisely the weight function for absorption perturbations [ 33].
Taken together, these issues are serious enough that the report should be given precisely zero weight in thinking about policy.
I'm 6-foot-1, and I weigh just about 190, precisely my weight when I began my trip in 1983.
Weight loss in the initial WLP may serve as a marker for other participant characteristics that we either did not measure or that we cannot measure as precisely as weight.
Importantly, these long-range connections are not randomly organized but instead, as shown here, link specific sets of areas with precisely determined connection weights (Table 3) having weights that are typically consistent within a range of 5 8, although some of the weakest projections have a variability exceeding 10-fold (Fig. 12 A ).
With an ultracentrifuge, Svedberg went on to determine precisely the molecular weights of highly complex proteins such as hemoglobin.
For over a decade after German reunification had boosted that country's population well beyond France's, the French continued to insist that the two should retain precisely equal voting weights.
Based on the QSS evaluations, the more precisely defined statistical weights (SW) based hybrid structure is introduced.
More precisely, IDW assigned weights to sample points (i.e. sentinel sites), which are proportional to the inverse distance squared that the particular school sentinel site is separated from the point of estimation (i.e. the meteorological station).
When averaging, each country-specific ATE is weighted by the inverse of its variance, so that more precisely estimated ATEs weight more.9 We report ATEs separately by gender and for the entire sample (individuals aged between 25 and 64), for the subsample of those aged between 25 and 44 and the difference in ATEs between individuals aged 45 64 and individuals aged 25 44.
