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Note: i = 1 to N/2 (first step in the 'Algorithm for obtaining twin precision in RCMB' section).

The 'Algorithm for obtaining twin precision in RCMB' section describes the operation of TP in RCMB, and we need (N/2 + 3) multiplexers for selection of partial products.

Due to imperfect precision in microtome sectioning, some variation in the thickness of the sectioned sample is inevitable, as shown in Fig. 3.

The precision problem discussed in section 3.5.2 is also a limit on the current implementation, albeit not on the algorithm itself.

The alignment quality is assessed using two standard measures: alignment sensitivity and precision, as described in Section 2.4.

Therefore, we choose to use a dynamic simulation method to explore different precisions, detailed in Sections 3.3 and 3.4.

We compare a "test set" of A-to-I Editing sites, which we denote by E, and a control set of sites not known to be edited, denoted by E. The E1 and E0 sets are defined with precision in the Methods section.

On the BioCreAtIvE 2 test set, we get high micro-average precision, although as noted in Section 4.3, while the system identified 677 positive pairs in 166 articles, the final comparison reported in Table 5 was done only on the 11 articles.

As mentioned in Section 1, precision and range are key resources to be traded off against the performance of a computation.

A growing panel of mouse lines that express Cre recombinase in specific cell types, termed the 'Cre zoo', is being developed to achieve spatial precision in mutagenesis (see Transgenics section).

We enumerate them here since they are necessary for the development of the shape descriptor in Section 3.3: C.1 Affine precision: For any affine function (f:mathbb {R}^{2}to mathbb {R}^{D}), (f=sum limits _{i=1}^{N}f v_{i})varphi _{i}^{V} ) for v i ∈V and where (mathbb {R}^{D}) is the dimension of the color space.