Sentence examples for precision arises from inspiring English sources

His body of work is dominated by two novels -- Affliction" and "The Sweet Hereafter" -- that are close to perfect, and their devastating emotional precision arises in large part from their crushing, almost Faulknerian sense of place.

The deficiency was due to the loss of numerical precision arising from the upward recursion relation used for generating the functions from the values at n = 0 from the complete elliptic integrals of the first and second kinds.

Strengths of the study include the large number of patients and GPs participating, the adjustment for confounding patient and GP factors, the correction for GP-level clustering with multilevel modeling, and addressing the potential bias and loss of precision arising from missing values using multiple imputations.

The high precision value arises from the structural similarity of plasmodial DHFR inhibitors and T. gondii DHFR inhibitors in the training set (the average MOLPRINT2D pairwise similarity between the T. gondii inhibitors and the plasmodial inhibitors was 16%, whereas the average pairwise similarity within the plasmodial dataset and the T. gondii dataset was 19% and 18% respectively).

In that case, precision enhancement arises from the synchronization of oscillations across the population, and is therefore associated with a homogeneous behavior of the cells.

Precision mismatches arise due to the difference in bit widths of processor internal floating point registers (typically 80 or 64 bits) and their corresponding widths when stored in memory (64 or 32 bits).

The use of the specified reflexes from austenite and ε-martensite areas, which were parallel in accordance with orientation correlations between FCC and HCP lattices, has enabled us to calculate the amount of ε-phase without a reduction in the measurement precision that could arise in case of a texture appearance under the thermocycling.

The concept of cancer precision medicine has arisen from these analyses; the idea being that treatments should be tailored to a tumor's genetic composition.

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The high precision of classical chemical kinetics arises because the mass action assumption implies that infinitesimal changes in input concentration are instantly translated into a linear change in the rate of collisions between potential reactants.

The remaining information carried from input to output arises from aspects of precision and measurement in each processing step.