Jack spoke Chinese and Japanese with elegance, precision and wit, informed by years of classical study and practical negotiation.
This in light of the ultimate goal of precision medicine: to inform patients about optimal treatment choices.
Therefore, it is important to have an insightful understanding of the contribution of the additional diameter measurement to taper model prediction bias and precision to better inform decisions on whether to develop advanced technology for, or invest in, tree upper stem diameter measurements(s) for taper equation use.
But far more than just great lines, these poems each feel like short stories, combining the richness of verse with the intimacy of a conversation with a cherished friend--and like all great short stories, each poem here uses a small canvas and precision brushstrokes to inform, amuse, move, and entertain all at once.
All of these regions have to inform precision updates in the dopaminergic midbrain, which then optimize perceptual inference and policy selection.
For Neil Barrett, the purity and precision of the Bauhaus informed the design.
But it's not hard to imagine this as a standard system for locking down airspace: a dozen or so drones informed by precision radar could protect quite a large area.
Comparison of simulations with data sets shows that the predictive accuracy of SIMPIÑA is very good, with relative RMSE values ranging from 0.06 to 0.19 for plant fresh biomass; such precision is sufficient for informing management decisions.
The cancer genome landscape in AML (The Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network, 2013) has informed new precision oncology approaches beyond the use of kinase inhibitors.
Although a number of trials have been published since the introduction of the 1990 contract, including three from the UK, they have, in common with previous trials, been too small to produce results of sufficient precision and certainty to inform policy decisions [ 29].
