This may have cost implications for large cohort studies where repeated measurements, more labour intensive instruments, or biomarkers may be needed for a large subsample in order to provide adequate precision to adjusted estimates.
More than just filters, Enlight touts its precision in adjusting light and color, which can also be done by dragging one's finger.
Furthermore, the unbalanced allocation of (10) patients and (3) controls limits the precision of the adjusted p values.
After inclusion, for planning of the radiotherapy each patient receives a CT-scan in an individually adjusted precision immobilization device.
Cluster trials were identified and the precision of analyses adjusted using a sample size/variation inflation method [ 25], assuming an intra-class correlation of 0.02.
Table 3 ANOVA of proposed model to estimate degree of FA substitution P vlaue of model R 2 R 2 Precision adequacy Adjusted Predicted Modified first-order model 0.0002 0.9999 0.9997 0.9984 130.548 Table 4 P value of different terms in the proposed model Term x 1 x 2 x 3 x 1 x 3 x 1 x 2 P value 0.0145 0.0145 <0.0145 0.0145 0.0145.
Applying different threshold to the scores, we can adjust precision and recall of the classification results.
Analytic models of intervention effect will include adjustments for individual-level demographic and background variables, such as age, education, and socioeconomic status, measured at baseline prior to randomization to examine for improved precision and to adjust for any (random) covariate imbalance across groups [ 57].
Use a tuner for this, and take the time to get it right; precision counts when adjusting your Strat's intonation.
Dietary intakes in adulthood were based on 5-day food diaries rather than FFQ, which resulted in higher precision of estimates, and we adjusted for a range of potential confounding and/or mediating variates.
The temperature can be adjusted with more precision, and higher proper Ale serving temperatures can be achieved, by using an external thermostat.
