Sentence examples for precision difficulty from inspiring English sources

The development of AD biomarkers is complicated by the lack of diagnostic precision, difficulty in obtaining post-mortem verification, variability in clinical features and rates of progression, complex disease genetics and the multiple molecular pathways affected.

While total mortality within the HDSS can be estimated with relatively high precision, more difficulties occur with cause-specific mortality.

Ciara's currency as a dancer is precision and high difficulty.

Confidence intervals provide an idea of the precision of the difficulty parameter estimation.

The four-person drama is graphic and elegant, a prism filled with many ideas and fleeting or slow-moving figures that express them all with difficulty and precision.

Many authors have presented different methods for retrieving optical parameters with different levels of difficulty and precision.

A problem that the F-measure inherits from the precision metric is the difficulty of comparing the efficiency of filtering strategies using only the F-measure.

Executive semantic control and action understanding appear to recruit overlapping brain regions but existing evidence from neuroimaging meta-analyses and neuropsychology lacks spatial precision; we therefore manipulated difficulty and feature type (visual vs. action) in a single fMRI study.

A preliminary investigation had already evidenced that the precision with which item difficulty parameters were known did not have an impact on power determination of the test of group effect using a Rasch model [ 22].

Indeed, the maximum decrease in power was observed for ESIRT = 0.2, N = 100 and J = 5: as compared with an expected power of 0.293, a 6%, 11%, and 16% decrease in power was noticed with a good, moderate or poor precision of the item difficulty parameters, respectively.

The drier doughs are indeed denser and heavier, and it's almost safest – given the difficulties of precision when it comes to hydration, which depends on any number of things from the flour you use to the humidity of the day you bake – to be as vague as the River Cafe, which simply instructs one to add enough water to make a "very soft and pliable dough".