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Thus, the neural expectation of reward in these experiments was not highly precise and the precision declined sharply with interval duration.

"But the cops said, 'He's a private investigator watching you.' " Rodney Champagne, one of the owners of Addison Precision, declined to discuss Mr. Willette's case.

Relative precision declined for the SNP, but not microsatellites as marker density decreased.

As mFAT increases, precision declines and recall increases.

As precision declines, the burden on reviewers increases as they have more irrelevant items to evaluate for inclusion.

As seen in Figure  4A, those methods' precision stabilizes around 99-100%, whereas precision declines with increasing coverage for SVDetect (this is consistent with SVDetect's declining performance with decreasing error rate, since increased coverage also results in more false mappings) and CREST.

In 2016, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit struck down a stringent 2013 North Carolina voting law, finding that it targeted African Americans with "almost surgical precision". Yet the court declined to impose pre-clearance.

Examination of these plots was undertaken to determine the threshold at which model precision started to decline in a systematic manner.

Use of a high-quality DTM allowed pulse densities to be reduced to between 0.04 − 0.2 pulses m−2 before predictive precision started to decline.

We fit a Loess smoother (parameter  = 0.3) to explore possible changes in recruitment with ontogeny because it is more robust to this declining precision of the ratio with increasing distance from the source tree [45].

Again, we observed that when we increased the number of regions in the analysis model we observed greater variability and declining precision.