Nelson and Olson discussed, then ruled out, such highly refined campaign tactics as microtargeting of voters based on databases with precision information about income and habits.
We distinguished between prospective community studies and surveys retrospectively assessing events since the precision of information on vaccination status and age presumably is better in prospective studies.
If the long lead times for reporting decrease and the precision of information on reports, the availability of samples and laboratory capacity, and the capability to contact the original reporters improve in the future, analysis of pharmacovigilance data might be considered for real-world use, as a complement to other initiatives for detection of substandard medicines.
In the context of precision farming, quantitative information on plant nitrogen concentration (PNC) is necessary to apply variable rate technologies of top-dressing fertilization.
We used these redemptions as proxy measures for exposure, which eliminates recall bias and increases the precision of the information on type of antidepressant.
Therefore, microdeflections of the tip are translated by the system into CF values, sampled every 50 ms. Since the precision spring provides information on both lateral and axial movements in response to tissue electrode contact, direction of CF is also given.
In addition, we discuss application of biomarkers to precision medicine and new information on asthma medications.
In fact, an essential problem with the P value is that it inherently mixes the strength of the association and its precision, thus giving explicit information on neither of them [ 3, 4, 8].
The validation design provided information on the precision profile of the method, cut-off, false suspect and false negative rates of samples containing deoxynivalenol above the legal limit.
However, the information on the precision error with DXA measurements does vary considerably.
