The importance of the bits can be determined by the precision, magnitude, scale, and spatial location of the wavelet coefficients.
A numerical procedure allowed us to calculate with high precision the magnitudes necessary to evaluate the noise spectral density.
We used funnel plots and associated tests to assess assumptions involved in meta-analysis and to explore the relation between precision and magnitude of association (23).
The direction of associations was generally unchanged, whether adjusted for short-term (3 days) or longer-term (45 days) average temperature, season, or both season and short-term temperature, although the precision and magnitude varied.
The congeneric model is the least restrictive, and assumes that each individual item measures the same latent variable, with possibly different scales, degrees of precision and magnitude of error.
Of the three comparator methods, posttreatment offered the most robust method of analysis compared with ANCOVA, and the change score and percent change score methods offered the least favorable method in terms of precision and magnitude of effect.
But last month, after a year and a half of research by more than 20 researchers from universities and industry, scientists gathered outside Chicago were still unable to say with any precision what the magnitude of risk was from the biotech corn to wild monarch populations.
The results show stretched exponential relaxation over a wide time interval, with a precision orders of magnitude better than in previous studies.
Marc Santora from the New York Times said prosecutors had compared the heist to the Hollywood movie Ocean's 11. "They were trying to get across the surgical precision and the magnitude of what was done here," he added.
In the sustained modality, the effect of Age on the rate of failure is significant only in the high precision condition (effect magnitude of 105%).
